I don't disagree, but like I said this feature caused more problems up front for new developers and also later when time comes to deploy. But in the end this is a feature for more advanced developers who create multiple projects - most people end up creating a single project and that's that.
Those that care about this feature usually are a little more advanced and know how to properly pull the few files needed out into a separate folder. REally this only matters if you're building multiple applications as well - if you build a single application everything in one folder is what you'll end up deploying anyway.
+++ Rick ----
would you consider adding an option that copies these files into some location, maybe at the end of the process?
You can specify the Web folder, but not the folder for the FoxPro source files.
We had that for a few versions in the past but there were too many issues with paths and not being able to find the related Web Connection system files. So now it just creates the project in the Web Connection folder and leaves it up to you to move the files elsewhere - this ensures when you create a new project that it runs which is vital.
In order to move a project you have to move:
- YourAppMain.prg
- YourAppMain.ini
- YourProcess.prg
- YourApp.pjx/pjt
From whereever you move it to you'll have to reference the Web Connection folders (/classes and root at minimum).
+++ Rick ---
hi,
When running console > new project, how can I select the folder where new project should be located?
thanks