Im looking to see if files could be directly added to workspaces instead of having to add projects in to hold the files. Currently I am working with a workspace that has several projects and some common files such as a TODO list README file etc and it would be nice if they could be added into the workspaces instead of having to put them in a project.
Even better would be if the workspace could be treated as one big project(with sub-projects) with global build options and such.(great for scons build scipts)
-Mad
Note: If I have overlooked something or something else. Also please note I did try my best to make sure this isnt already a feature hidden away somewhere.
This below no longer directly applies since post was moved from "Help wanted" Section.
This is a developer forum NOT user help forum.
Try, http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/board,3.0.html
Note: I don't know of an answer to your question; but, the other forum readers might.
Note: If, no body knows of an answer in the "Using C::B" forum, I suggest using the feature request link
http://developer.berlios.de/feature/?func=addfeature&group_id=5358
Note: "Help wanted" section is for users to place requests that have "bounties" for developers to work on.
In theory, "bounties" should be a reward of money or something like that; but, I have never seen money offered.
And, it is being used for one developer to asked help from other developers.
Tim S
Sorry, if my remarks bothered you. I just assumed you had not looked for this feature.
Do you know about the project "notes" feature, I know it does not solve your issue. But, I was thinking that adding a workspace "notes" could solve your "todo" issue. Not, sure if it would be proper solution for "readme" issue.
Quote from: Mad Scientist on March 08, 2007, 01:25:08 AM
Even better would be if the workspace could be treated as one big project(with sub-projects) with global build options and such.(great for scons build scipts)
-Mad
Do you know about virtual targets for projects? It sorta does what you said but just for a single project.
Tim S