In MSVC++ 6.0, you could right-click on any source file, like stdafx.cpp, select "Properties", and it would always give you the
full filepath (e.g. "C:\whatever\stdafx.cpp") of the file.
But in VS 2005, if you do the same thing, sometimes it brings up a useless configuration page. Is there a way to find out the
filepath of a source file? I can't find anything in the docs about it. Kind of driving me nuts.
There is also Properties window, which is shown for every selected object (like control on a dialog template, class etc.). Select file in the Solution Explorer, and open Properties window.
There is also Properties window, which is shown for every selected object (like control on a dialog template, class etc.). Select file in the Solution Explorer, and open Properties window.
That doesn't show the full path though. The only way I know to do it is to open the file then choose Save As...
There is also Properties window, which is shown for every selected object (like control on a dialog template, class etc.). Select file in the Solution Explorer, and open Properties window.
Sorry, can you be more specific? I can't find anything called "Properties window" in 2005 or 2008. There is something called "Properties Manager",
but that doesn't give me anything useful.
And right-clicking on a .cpp source file, and selecting "Properties", still gives me a useless configuration page in 2008.
It sounds like there is a good reason to move to VS2008:
There are many reasons to move to VS2008, but this is not one of them:
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