Hello John, Thanks for your quick response.
> You should have an .ipr and two .iml files (one for each project). So, a > core.iml, an examples.iml and a .ipr that references both. Is that what you > are getting? It seems like you are suggesting that you only get a single > .iml file. ~/work_ipdl/ipdl>tree -L 2 -d . |-- buildSrc | |-- build | `-- src |-- core | |-- config | |-- src | `-- test-output |-- docs |-- examples | `-- src |-- target | `-- repo `-- temp idea plugin generated a lot of files - ipdl.iml/ipr/iws in root directory and core.iml/iws and exmples Unfortunatly I'm not able to repeat it now - even if I remove all these files and try to repeat the process of opening a project with IntelliJIDEA it seems that IntelliJ remembers my previous settings and imports the project in the same state as it was after I manually added subprojects. Will work on this some more and let you know what is going on here. -- Regards / Pozdrawiam Tomek Kaczanowski > > > On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 5:47 PM, Tomek Kaczanowski > <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hello All, >> >> I'm trying to start working with multimodule gradle project using >> IntelliJ IDEA and have a question regarding this. >> >> My settings.gradle file looks like this: >> include 'core', 'examples' >> >> after I run "gradle idea" from root it seems like IntelliJIDEA sees >> only sources from "core" subproject. I figured out I can add sources >> of "examples" subproject (to Main module) and also sources of buildSrc >> by using "Module settings" dialog. I wonder if there is a better way >> to do this? >> >> Any hints appreciated. >> >> -- >> Regards / Pozdrawiam >> Tomek Kaczanowski >> > > -- > John Murph > Automated Logic Research Team > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
