Automagically create project

[Adolph & Sharon Weidanz]

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Steven T. Hatton wrote:
| On Saturday 05 June 2004 02:15, Adolph & Sharon Weidanz wrote:
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|>>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
|
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| 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.
|
That's what I've been doing.. But it's a pain. I was hoping I missed
something in the docs or something...
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