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Yu Yu2015-02-26 14:58:27
Work organization
Yu Yu, 2015-02-26 14:58:27

How do you approach organizing projects in directories on disk?

Suppose there are projects that include, in addition to the actual code, other files, such as diagrams, drawings, etc.?
For example (let's say all projOneFiles belong to the same project):

C:\
C:\NetBeansProject\
C:\NetBeansProject\projOneFiles\
C:\NetBeansProject\projTwoFiles\
C:\ЧертежиКОМПАС3D\
C:\ЧертежиКОМПАС3D\projOneFiles\
C:\ЧертежиКОМПАС3D\projTwoFiles\
C:\MCU_AVRcodes\
C:\MCU_AVRcodes\projOneFiles\
C:\MCU_AVRcodes\projTwoFiles\

or project your directories:
C:\
C:\projOneFiles\
C:\projOneFiles\NetBeansProject\
C:\projOneFiles\ЧертежиКОМПАС3D\
C:\projOneFiles\MCU_AVRcodes\
C:\projTwoFiles\
C:\projTwoFiles\NetBeansProject\
C:\projTwoFiles\ЧертежиКОМПАС3D\
C:\projTwoFiles\MCU_AVRcodes\

but then the difficulties with finding a project in the IDE It is
interesting to know your opinion.

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386DX, 2015-02-26
@386DX

There are symlinks for such purposes, but they are not reliable in Windows.
That is, one folder projOneFiles is created, which can be accessed from all paths.
Symlinks in Windows 7

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