[MonoDevelop] Importing project.
Francisco T. Martinez
martinf@mfconsulting.com
Wed, 09 Jun 2004 06:02:50 -0700
George Farris wrote:
>Is there any magic to import a project of source files into a
>monodevelop project? Basically I have a project with a custom make file
>and glade, data and src directories.
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>I know I can make a gnome project and then just start adding files but
>one never knows if there are any additional tips that would help.
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I am not aware of any facility to do this. However, one could create or
extend existing tools to do a prjx and/or a cmbx from the contents of a
given directory. Obviously, a lot of post user interaction would be
require to insure that the correct references are included and
conversely exclude .cs or .glade files that where "guessed-in" that
should not have been.
The question then becomes: Is it worth it?
If one has over 70 or so source files that all reside in the same
directory and are also intended to be used in the resulting project, the
answer there would be a resounding yes.
On the other hand, if it is not a glade project and it includes only 5
source code files and 2 of them are in different directory that is not
child to the main project directory...
Parsing the Makefile would be less than amicable, because they are so
"author" styled in structure -- there is too much variance across hand
coded Makefiles.
Let's hear what others have to say on this topic :)
Paco