Automagically create project

[Steven T. Hatton]

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On Saturday 05 June 2004 02:15, Adolph & Sharon Weidanz wrote:
> This may be a simple question...
> Using kdevelop3.03..
> I have a .c in a directory I created, I want to start up kdevelop, open
> that file and be able to create a project around that .c file. I am
> probably just missing soemthing.. I get sent lots of .c files that I
> need to check if they can compile, I get tired of creating the project
> and cutting and pasting.
>
> Also How do you change the directory name after it's been created. In my
> work file I like to number the progression of my directories (1_proj,
> 2_proj.. etc), makes selecting them faster (with the tab)but kdevelop
> won't allow me to start w/ a number...
>
> Thanks

As far as I know, the best approach is to use one of the project templates to 
create a simple project along the lines you are working, and then import you 
existing code.  It's not as smooth as I would like, but all the options for 
importing an existing project require you have some kind of automake, qmake, 
etc., configuration already setup for the project.  There's now way to start 
with pure source, AFAIK, and import it as a project.

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Regards,
Steven
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