Hi. I have a complex directory structure where cpp/h files reside. To add these files to the project, I would normally create a Group and specify the top level directory using a wild card '**' - saves me a lot of typing. Now, I am faced with a task of conditionally selecting implementation files for different platform targets, that is files '*_linux.cpp' must be chosen for the linux target and '*_windows.cpp' - for the windows target. There are just a couple of such places, deep down the directory hierarchy, where such separation is needed, not that this is a regular thing. I don't know of any way to exclude files using a wildcard, I guess that's what the "excludeFiles" property is for. But using this property means I have to create another Group to deal with implementation files which will be shown separately in the project tree view. If what you want is a single view of the directory structure with the appropriate implementation files shown (and it's what I want) you need to abandon the wildcard description (to a degree depending on the actual directory structure and location of implementation files) and list some directories manually (a lot, in may case). So, do I accept it and live with it? Or, maybe there's an approach I am missing?
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