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Project Menu, Edit Project Command
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Project menu, Edit Project command
PWB displays the Edit Project dialog box when you create a new
project and when you choose Edit Project. Use this dialog box to
create and edit the list of component files in the project, called
the "project file list." The types of files that you can add to
the file list depend on current project template.
See: ◄Project File List► ◄About Projects►
Edit Project is available only when a PWB project is open. This
command is unavailable for non-PWB projects. You must edit a
non-PWB makefile directly.
The Edit Project dialog box provides the following fields, options,
and commands:
File Name
Specifies the name of a file to add to the project file list,
a directory to change to, or a wildcard to set as a filter
for the File List box.
File List: <directory>
Displays a list of files in the current directory that match
the wildcard specified in the File Name box.
Project: <path>\<project>.MAK
Displays the list of files in the project.
Command Buttons
Add / Delete Adds or removes the selected file from the list.
TIP: Double-click a filename to add or remove it
from the list.
To Top of List Moves the selected file to first on the list.
Use this command for projects where the order of
files is significant, such as those written in
Basic.
Clear List Removes all files from the list.
Add All Adds all files shown in the File List box to the
project file list. If you have many files to add,
this is a convenient way to start the list.
Options
Set Include Dependencies
Turn on to scan for include-file dependencies in all the
source files in the list. If an included file is modified,
only the appropriate source file (the one that included the
modified file) is rebuilt.
Ignore System Include Files
Turn on to add dependencies only for include files that are
not system include files. A system include file is determined
by the "system" attribute specified in a Build:include rule
in the project template.
With C, for example, files included by using the angle
bracket syntax are considered system include files.
See: ◄Build:include►
When you finish editing the file list, choose Save List to scan
for include dependencies and write the project makefile. To back
out of the dialog box and cancel your changes, choose Cancel.
See
◄About Projects►
◄Build Switch►
◄Project Makefile►
◄Project Status File►
◄User Part of a PWB Makefile►
◄What Is a Project Template?►
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