heya KetilO,

i am having a weird result on RadASM, mabye it is supposed to be like that, i don't know.
in my project i added a new txt, so it went under the branch of:

xxx
--Added Files
----lala.txt

so far its ok, since its 'not a part of the project'.
but when i added (created) a new asm/inc/dlg file it goes to the 'Added File' branch, insted of the right branches (Assembly/Resources).
hopely it can be fixed :)
-wizzra
Posted on 2004-01-26 03:02:55 by wizzra
Hi wizzra

It is supposed to be like that.
Use the tool Project / Project Groups to maintain the files and groups.

KetilO
Posted on 2004-01-26 06:22:16 by KetilO
thnx KetilO,
although u still can't maintain and move files from/to groups ;(
Posted on 2004-01-26 09:49:16 by wizzra
u still can't maintain and move files from/to groups

In the groups manager on the right hand side is the list of groups, select the group you want to move a file to. Then double click the file from the list on the left and it will be moved. Also, you can delete the Added Files group so any new files added will get put in one of the other groups.

Cheers
Posted on 2004-01-26 13:24:59 by malone
thnx malone,
i didn't noticed it.
Posted on 2004-01-26 15:27:53 by wizzra
A FEW MORE PROBLEMS:

+ project groups are buggy, radasm crashes on adding a new entry or removing existing one
+ when you edit name of some control (including the dialog) and then move the mouse and grab one of
borders (when you wanna resize the control), weird thing happens and you have to restart RadASM
Posted on 2004-01-26 20:06:41 by Milos
Hi :)
A feature suggestion: when you right click on the project window, and add files, could it be possible that this files are added to the group I selected? That way I don't have to move files from the "Added files" group to the others.
For example, here the files should be added to the "Headers" group:
Posted on 2004-01-27 16:36:03 by QvasiModo
Hey ketilO

I like QvasiModo's suggestion, but if it's too much work, what about specifiying the file extensions that you want in the group?

For example, I could create an 'include' group that would catch '.inc' files.
Posted on 2004-01-28 18:03:37 by Maelstrom
Hi all

Keep your brains working on suggestions for project tree maintainance. I am shure there is an obvious and simple solution.

KetilO
Posted on 2004-01-29 01:58:22 by KetilO
i think that when u add/create a new file, a small dialog should give ya the option to select what group it should go to.
Posted on 2004-01-30 16:36:55 by wizzra