Hello!
I'm novice to VS, 'cause I'm web-developer and work with IDE's like Eclipse, NetBeans and so on. And I used to the fact that my source files hierarchy almost the same as OS file-system hierarchy. But VS use more complicated way to manage files - filters and links. But this is not comfortably sometimes.
But in your project GCC4 solution files stored separately from another source code. And, despite the fact that anothrer source files directories are one level higher than solution directory,in VS it shows as if all this files (and directories) were in the solutions directory.
How did tou do that?
And if this is just a filters and links, how do you manage physical files (delete them, move, rename and so on)?
I'm novice to VS, 'cause I'm web-developer and work with IDE's like Eclipse, NetBeans and so on. And I used to the fact that my source files hierarchy almost the same as OS file-system hierarchy. But VS use more complicated way to manage files - filters and links. But this is not comfortably sometimes.
But in your project GCC4 solution files stored separately from another source code. And, despite the fact that anothrer source files directories are one level higher than solution directory,in VS it shows as if all this files (and directories) were in the solutions directory.
How did tou do that?
And if this is just a filters and links, how do you manage physical files (delete them, move, rename and so on)?
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