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Dirk Michael Goldschmidt

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Oct 2, 2006, 5:42:44 AM10/2/06
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Hello,

in TGA2006R2 while creating a C++ Project directories added
with "Link Additional Source to Project" always default
to drive c:, even though a different drive was chosen.


After adding the directory to the project in the Navigator the directory
is displayed with a linked icon. The property menu of the directory
shows the location of the file as being on the c drive even if
a different drive was specified.

In effect this means that only external source code directories can be
chosen which are on the c drive, which is kind of inconvenient.

If the added directory contains already source code no classes or
packages are displayed.

However new packages or classes are created by Together on the c drive.

Any suggestions or pointers to documentation for missed points on my
side are very welcome.

I´m using Together 2006 Release 2 for Eclipse, Version 8.1 Build id: 4021.2

Regards,

Dirk Michael

ElenaA

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Oct 3, 2006, 2:04:03 AM10/3/06
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has been logged as a defect, #36323

"Dirk Michael Goldschmidt" <d...@vitronic.de> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> in TGA2006R2 while creating a C++ Project directories added
> with "Link Additional Source to Project" always default
> to drive c:, even though a different drive was chosen.
>
>
> After adding the directory to the project in the Navigator the directory
> is displayed with a linked icon. The property menu of the directory
> shows the location of the file as being on the c drive even if
> a different drive was specified.
>
> In effect this means that only external source code directories can be
> chosen which are on the c drive, which is kind of inconvenient.
>
> If the added directory contains already source code no classes or packages
> are displayed.
>
> However new packages or classes are created by Together on the c drive.
>
> Any suggestions or pointers to documentation for missed points on my side
> are very welcome.
>

> I?m using Together 2006 Release 2 for Eclipse, Version 8.1 Build id:
> 4021.2
>
> Regards,
>
> Dirk Michael


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