When using some open source software it has multiple library files and include files due to multiple dependencies. Do I have to add these in the 'include' and 'Linker' Build Options every time I build a new project or is there a method I can use to have all of these includes and library files incorporated in a simpler step? I know how to add a global variable but it is limited what I can do with this? Is there another method?
Maybe there is but I'm not sure what to call it.
Thanks
Have you tried "File" -> "Save Project as Template"
Tim S.
Nice one.. Thats exactly what I needed.
I don't suppose you know how to incorporate that into an existing project would you. Do I have to start a new project and incorporate it that way only?
Alright... does anyone know how to add a saved template includes and linker directories to
an existing project?
I can start one from scratch but I'm not able to to as described above?
???
Anyone..? Is it possible? ???
You can use scripting. Investigate the wizard template scripts about hints how to do it.
Also look here for some docs: http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Scripting_commands
Thanks for that. (Both)
I thought there may have been a built in method of doing this but it's not a problem. I'll just have to remember to start using an existing template until I work out how use scripting for this purpose.
;)