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Per project opened files
eranon:
OK, it's submitted to the tracking system at http://developer.berlios.de/feature/index.php?func=detailfeature&feature_id=5716&group_id=5358
Yes, I talk about the location where the open files list is saved.
Jenna:
--- Quote from: eranon on December 23, 2013, 12:55:42 pm ---OK, it's submitted to the tracking system at http://developer.berlios.de/feature/index.php?func=detailfeature&feature_id=5716&group_id=5358
Yes, I talk about the location where the open files list is saved.
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It's the *.layout-file belonging to the project.
By the way, you should take into account, that opening and closing a large amount of files might take a long time.
scarphin:
When I first felt the need for such a feature was when I was working on a project with multiple hardware nodes with each having a separate mcu of their own. So I created different targets for each and consequently there were different 'main.c's dedicated to each and when I switched a target, I also had to locate the correct 'main.c' to edit apart from other files and it was quite error prone. So cb is a multiple target and/or multiple project ide and what's the intended way to cope with this problem (of maybe just mine)? Is there a better way to distinguish between the different files of different projects that I'm missing?
dmoore:
The most trvial thing to implement, as a plugin, would be a right click option in the project manager to close files that don't belong to the project.
stahta01:
--- Quote from: scarphin on December 23, 2013, 04:11:16 pm ---When I first felt the need for such a feature was when I was working on a project with multiple hardware nodes with each having a separate mcu of their own. So I created different targets for each and consequently there were different 'main.c's dedicated to each and when I switched a target, I also had to locate the correct 'main.c' to edit apart from other files and it was quite error prone. So cb is a multiple target and/or multiple project ide and what's the intended way to cope with this problem (of maybe just mine)? Is there a better way to distinguish between the different files of different projects that I'm missing?
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Might try virtual folders the same name as the targets to help.
Tim S.
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