Bill Baxter escribió:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 10:59 AM, Ary Borenszweig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you don't want to move your files and keep them where they are, create a
new D project and in the first page of the wizard select "from existing
source" and type or select the folder where your files are. That will two
files in that directory: .project and .classpath. But that's it. I hope
those don't bother you. :-)
The "Link source" option efectively links everything under the selected
folder, you can't just link a particular file, sorry.
Ok. Yeh that seems to be the same as what I got from using the Build
Path --> Link Source option after the fact.
It does at least collect all the .d files in one place at least. But
it's annoying that it puts all the junk files (the .exe, .map files
etc) at the top level. At least if the linked files were in a
sub-folder of their own in the IDE I could collaspe that and not have
to look at them.
Thanks for the response.
--bb
In the Project Explorer view there's a little white arrow at the
top-right corner. Click it and select "Filters...". There, check "Dll
files", "Map files" and "Obj files". In that way (probably) only the exe
files will stay visibles, and I think that's the important stuff: d
files for editing, exe files for launching.
If there are other file extensions which are very common and you
wouldn't like to see them, let me know so I add filters for them. (I
think you can't write customizable filters in Eclipse...)
