Doesn't it though. For ages I just assumed that you had to have files in
the same directory as the project.
Ian
Matthew Mastracci wrote:
Heh - that's really cool, but the UI truely sucks. Why don't they add
a menu item for that instead? :) I had *no* clue that even existed.
I've been manually hacking .csproj files to point to the same file
which tends to screw up VS.NET.
Ivan Tarasov wrote:
Hello Matthew,
when you add existing file to the project (in VS.NET), in the open
dialog the Open button has an arrow on the right side. By clicking
on this arrow you activate the popup menu in which you can choose
Link. In that case the file is not copied, in the project the xml
attribute Link appears. E.g.:
File
RelPath = ..\VersionInfo.cs
Link = ..\VersionInfo.cs
BuildAction = Compile
/
Surely, it is a greate example of non-intuitive UI :-)
MM Viehland, Kirk wrote:
Nant developers,
I am getting this error when I compile a VS.Net 2003 solution with an
ProductInfo file that has been linked from a parent directory.
MM Just as a side note - what is a Linked file within a solution?
How is MM one created?
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