Uhm.. The project tree structure seems a project property (at least to me). Anyway I accept your point of view.
Now, after some tests, I got another strange behaviour.
A) I open one of my projects (see State1.png attached).
B) I create a new virtual folder called Test and i moved a file (adler32.h) in it See State2.png
C) Now the project is "dirty". I save it. I close it.
D) I reopen the project. Now I got what you can observe in State3.png.
Now there are two "Test" virtual folder.
Please note that I am using the "categorize by file type" AND " "Display folder as on disk"
E) If I delete the "test" virtual folder outside the "include" folder both (!) "test" virtsul folders disappear and the
project is not marked as dirty (the save project option id grey). I have to Save as the project to save changes.
Now another example. I deselect the "Display folder as on disk", so only "categorize by file type".
I started the same example from scratch.
After A I got State4.png
After B I got State5.png
After C and D I got State6.png
Now "Test" is empty and the file adler32.h is inside "include" with two \ before the name, i.e. \\Test\adler32.h
The overall behaviour seems not intuitive (at least to me) so I think there is a bug.
OK. Now I have the same problem with the attachment dimension. Using .png I got 140 K. So (mandrav please forgive me)
I am dividing the post in two. I am getting a internet area, so it should not happen again...
Hope this help
Max
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