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  1. #1
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    Keep folder/module structure when importing source code from other sources

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    The project is divided by folders/modules
    How do I keep the structure intact without collapsing everything
    into 2 folders, namely header files and source files?
    It won't be too convenient for me to browse the whole project....
    Thanks
    Jack

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    Re: Keep folder/module structure when importing source code from other sources

    Not sure I fully understand the question but - just add the files to the project where they reside. You can use project properties to set where to search for includes and where resulting build files should be placed.

    gg

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    Re: Keep folder/module structure when importing source code from other sources

    Can this be automated? When I add the source tree into VS, it becomes 2 groups of files.
    But as you said, to add the files to the project where they reside, do I do this one by one?
    Actually, it would be best if there is some external plugin to handle all the file organization,
    But I found none so far.
    Last edited by lucky6969b; June 20th, 2016 at 12:02 AM.

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    Re: Keep folder/module structure when importing source code from other sources

    I've just used "add files to project" - which at least allows you to add multiple files at once.

    gg

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    Re: Keep folder/module structure when importing source code from other sources

    Guess what, my pal, if I got the .vcxproj.filter and vcxproj.user files along with the vcxproj file,
    it does preserve the folder structure. I will try to find out how to generate these files now.
    But thanks for your suggestions, I'll try to integrate your answer with what I've come up with.
    Thanks
    Jack

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