Can project file and source files be on differernt drives
Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2017 12:34 am
Hello,
I run codelite on Windows and have a network map to a Linux VM where my source code lives.
When I create a new project, I would like my project file xxx.project file to be on my windows machine.
Then I import existing source from the network drive. So far so good, I get a list of files under the new project.
But when I go to open a file in the editor I get:
15:06:49: Failed to open: C:\workspace\trunk\xxx\xxx.cpp: No such file or directory
My files live on Y:\workspace\trunk\xxx\xxx.cpp
It seems like codelite does not remember the drive of the files it imports and uses the drive of the project.
If I create the project and have the project file live in Y:\workspace\trunk\xxx the everything is OK.
Is there a way to separate the project file from the source and have it work?
Thanks
Larry
I run codelite on Windows and have a network map to a Linux VM where my source code lives.
When I create a new project, I would like my project file xxx.project file to be on my windows machine.
Then I import existing source from the network drive. So far so good, I get a list of files under the new project.
But when I go to open a file in the editor I get:
15:06:49: Failed to open: C:\workspace\trunk\xxx\xxx.cpp: No such file or directory
My files live on Y:\workspace\trunk\xxx\xxx.cpp
It seems like codelite does not remember the drive of the files it imports and uses the drive of the project.
If I create the project and have the project file live in Y:\workspace\trunk\xxx the everything is OK.
Is there a way to separate the project file from the source and have it work?
Thanks
Larry