Dennis Sosnoski wrote: > How about because it creates major difficulties for other developers on > the same IDE who don't happen to use your conventions? This also creates > a problem with keeping everything up to date - how are developers who > don't use a particular IDE supposed to check that the files are still > correct after making changes (which may include changes to the actual > directory structures and such). > > I think it's a great idea to have IDE-specific project files available - > but don't put them in the root directory of the SVN image. Instead, set > up a subdirectory for the IDEs. That way you can update them whenever > you change your instance of the project, but other users are only > effected if they copy the files out of the subdirectory. Would you have > any objection to a subdirectory for IDE files, Eran?
I prefer if we do not have any IDE specific stuff at all. But having considered Jeremy's comments on to make the life easier for new programmers, I +1 for the compromisation made by Dennis :) -- Chinthaka
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