thanks, but you didn't say what editor you use.....is it linux
Thomas Hruska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Robert
Ryan wrote:
> Are you talking about about C++. what editor are you talking about? I see
> the .vcproj (is that Visual C++) and .cpp
>
> Thomas Hruska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Robert Ryan wrote:
> > actually, I started using Visual C++ 2005.. It seems more complicated
> than linux, but it does get the job done. you have to set up a project, then
> add stuff to that project.
>
> For small projects of specific types (usually of the console variety),
> I've got a special tool that I've written that takes specially modified
> .sln, .vcproj, .cpp, etc. files and allows me to copy the whole package
> to any directory and it automatically creates a working project. Every
> time I use it, it saves me about 30 minutes of setup work and I can just
> jump right in and start writing code.
I'm talking about the process involved when setting up for a new
project. VC++ typically takes the user through wizards. I skip over
that whole process and jump straight into writing code.
.sln (Solution) and .vcproj (VC++ Project) files are just plain-ol' text
files.
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