Relative path of Nios II project.

[Altera_Forum]

Hi. I have a problem. I was creating some project, and set some path for it (for example: C:\Projects\Dir1\Prj). I wrote the program, compiled it, and made an absolutely operational project. But now I need to change the folder name for my project (for example to: C:\Projects\Dir2\Prj). And when I rename this folder, and try to open this project – Nios II indicates an error “Could not open the editor: Project: Prj is closed or inaccessible” (It searches the project following the old path “C:\Projects\Dir1\Prj” and, of course, can’t find it.  

Question: how can I make some project with a possibility to change name of any folder in the path? Or at the worst, how can I change the path in a project to a new one?

[Altera_Forum]

There is no easy way. I always put Nios II projects in C:\AlteraWork\project1 

 The Nios II tools always track the absolute path. Either the application or BSP or BOTH

[Altera_Forum]

Yes, I think it’s one of the biggest problems of Nios II. I wonder whether Altera will fix this gap in the future.

[Altera_Forum]

This would be a very good feature for them to incorporate in both Eclipse and Quartus II. I'm working on a small team of only 3 developers and it's a hassle to force all of us to maintain our local paths with each other.  

 I even went into some of the tcl files and typed in the relative paths by hand. It works... it compiles and runs without a problem. But as soon as you re-generate with QSys, it overwrites the relative paths with absolute paths again.

[Altera_Forum]

so, this problem has not been solved yet, has it?