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CodeWarrior Folder Structure

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amit_dhand
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I need to change the folder structure of CodeWarrior and even wants to add some new folder to separate header files and source files. It there any possibility to change it. If it is their then to hide the Project_Headers folder from workspace window not from actual project. Let say for example if i have some 50 modules in the project which will have 50 source files and 50 include files so in case i need not to show header files all the time in the workspace.

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BlackNight
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Hi Amit,

the project view has a filter capability. Usually these .* files are internal files and hidden in the project view. This is a standard feature of Eclipse (and as well CodeWarrior). The following article shows in general how to deal with project view filters, and it applies as well to CodeWarrior:

As CodeWarrior is using an earlier version of Eclipse, screenshots are little different, but have the same functionality.

http://mcuoneclipse.com/2015/05/16/eclipse-project-explorer-filters/

I hope this helps,

Erich

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Alice_Yang
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Hello Amit,

If you want to add folder or files , you only need copy and paste them on the project .

If i misunderstand your meaning , please tell me .

BR

Alice

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amit_dhand
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Hello Alice,

I mean to say i want some folder not to be seen in the workspace window. Like example when we create a new MCU project we get some folders like FLASH, Project_Headers, Sources which are visible in my workspace but there is one folder .settings which is not visible in the workspace but still it exists in the project.

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BlackNight
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Hi Amit,

the project view has a filter capability. Usually these .* files are internal files and hidden in the project view. This is a standard feature of Eclipse (and as well CodeWarrior). The following article shows in general how to deal with project view filters, and it applies as well to CodeWarrior:

As CodeWarrior is using an earlier version of Eclipse, screenshots are little different, but have the same functionality.

http://mcuoneclipse.com/2015/05/16/eclipse-project-explorer-filters/

I hope this helps,

Erich