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Is it possible, with or without plugin, to add more source folders to a PHP project, just like in a Java project?
I have downloaded and tested the Java version of NetBeans, and there is clearly possible to add more source folders. But not in the PHP version...
Started by Atmoz on
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At this time, it looks like NetBeans PHP projects does....
However, you could add folders to the PHP Include Path if you are trying to use files from another folder.
Under project properties, the source folder is only one.
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Hi,
I'm using subversion (TortoiseSVN) and I want to remove the .svn folders from my project for deployment, is there an automated way of doing this using subversion or do I have to create a custom script for this?
Started by public static on
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But if you don't want to use svn export (for... .
Also, a lot of FTP clients have filtering, which you can add .svn to just in you .
Use the .svn folders.
For more info
Do svn export <url> to export a clean copy without .svn folders.
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I have several somewhat separate programs, that conceptually can fit into a single project. However, I'm having trouble telling Eclipse to make several folders inside a project folder.
A simple form of the structure would be:
/UberProject /UberProject...
Started by Paul Brinkley on
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That is normally do ....
If not, can you make it a General rather than Java project?
So you can do it via for it.
You can have one java project, and define multiple source folders with File|New project.
Those projects.
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On my first try, I've only included system/application/models, system/application/controllers, system/application/helpers, and system/application/libraries. I chose those folders because I think those folders contain the code that you want to be properly...
Started by Randell on
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If you add any plugin/library/whatever that requires to be outside of these folders, make sure you folders and where necessary have annotated:
system/application/controllers system/application/helpers.
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I work with multiple projects and I want to recursively delete all folders with the name 'bin' or 'obj'. That way, I am sure that all projects will rebuild everyhing (sometimes it's the only way to force visual studio to forget all about previous builds...
Started by MichaelD on
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So when we change a project and add....
Works nicely that way.
As far as I remember project build script is responsible for it's output/temp directories.
I think you can right click to your solution/project and click "Clean" button.
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Here is my folder structure:
/ | -- program.cpp -- utility.h -- utility.cpp | -- module/ | -- utility.h -- utility.cpp // Note that I have two files named utility.h and two named utility.cpp
On building the project, I get a link error (LNK2028: unresolved...
Started by Agnel Kurian on
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Do you really WANT two ....
It should make VS to output be to refactor.
You could try adding another project to your solution, which will build a static mudule.lib file from your module's .cpp .h , then link your main project with that lib.
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When spliting a solution in to logical layers, when is it best to use a separate project over just grouping by a folder?
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I really agree with this - if you can reuse it, it should be in a separate project with three ....
But I would think that folders versus projects could in folders.
Of concerns then a different project could be prudent.
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I am new to SVN and I've poked around looking for an answer on this but I haven't found it yet so here goes:
Using TortoiseSVN, I bring up the REPO browser and navigate to the root of the repository where I can view all the projects.
Is there any way ...
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It is however safe to check out a project as many times as you like, all you stand to lose is any, or made major modifications to a project and left without committing even a single file.
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Hi,
Does anyone know of an easy way to import a legacy project, whose "version control system" is a series of dated folders, into SVN, so that the history of the revisions is preserved?
The project I inherited was not under version control, and there ...
Started by Dan on
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Done
Rather naive code I know, but I would think that something a bit like this would do the job (subject... .
Something like this:
for d in 200* do cp -a $d/* svndir/ cd svndir svn add * svn commit cd . .
I think the shell script solution would not be too hard .
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I need some advice as to how I easily can separate test runs for unit tests and integration test in Visual Studio. Often, or always, I structure the solution as presented in the above picture: separate projects for unit tests and integration tests. The...
Started by Andreas H.R. Nilsson on
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For example to everyone who works with the ....
This resulted in the following macro,
Sub solution where I can configure exactly which projects/folders/classes to run and when.
Tests] folder and ran ReSharpers UnitTest.ContextRun.
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