although adding the following to the modules file sorts a grouping
problem out
App1 App1
App2 App2
Dll1 Dll1
Dll2 Dll2
Dll3 Dll3
App1Project &App1 &Dll1 &Dll2
App2Project &App2 &Dll1 &Dll3
it introduces another problem.
If App1Project is checkedout it'll create the following directories.
App1Project
App1Project\App1
App1Project\Dll1
App1Project\Dll2
if App2 Project is checked out it will do something similar.
It seems strange and potentially dangerous to me to have 2 copies of
Dll1 source in 2 different locations on a machine.(and also a pain
for the programmer to set the source files up twice for whatever
development environment they're using). Does anyone know of a way of
grouping modules together but ensuring that the sub modules are
checked out to the same place if they occur in more than one group?
Cheers,
James D
