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Project Support Forums => IDE Development and Support => RadAsm Support Forum => Topic started by: Shantanu Gadgil on September 17, 2006, 06:00:09 AM

Title: Adding files to project
Post by: Shantanu Gadgil on September 17, 2006, 06:00:09 AM
Hi Ketil,
When I right-click in the Project Browser window to add a file to the project, any added file always goes into the Added Files section.

Can it be done that the file gets added to the current section in which I have clicked instead of having to drag the file from the Added Files section.

Also would it be possible to change the "type" of a .asm file from a "normal added file" to a "module" ?

Regards,
Shantanu
Title: Re: Adding files to project
Post by: KetilO on September 18, 2006, 07:32:49 AM
Hi

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When I right-click in the Project Browser window to add a file to the project, any added file always goes into the Added Files section.
Yes it will, even if you just use the normal menu or add several existing files to your project. I do believe in simplisity and that it behaves the same way.

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Also would it be possible to change the "type" of a .asm file from a "normal added file" to a "module" ?
Not something you do often so it does not deserve an own function. You just remove and then add it as a module.

Simple and easy to understand what is going on. No hidden 'magic'.

KetilO
Title: Re: Adding files to project
Post by: Shantanu Gadgil on September 18, 2006, 10:40:51 AM
Its ok about removing a code file and re-adding as a module.

The reason I asked about the "Added Files" section in because I have a buch of common files from a location different than the project itself and I keep that section collapsed. Whenever I add a module (or file) to the project, this "Added Files" section expands and then I have to drag the file from there to wherever I want.

I was not confused about _how_ it is working, I was just asking if it would be possible so that the file which I add would automatically go in the "currently selected" file group, thats all.

Regards,
Shantanu