Question on Source Control Folders
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Hello everyone, hope all is well.
Today I wanted to ask a question in regards to using Git with Qt. Currently, I want to have separate folders in the file directory (one for source files, one for header files, etc.). I created a source folder and a header folder just as one would expect.
However, when I open Qt, the folders "duplicate" inside the Qt Editor. In other words, the Path in the QT creator app would show "Headers/Headers/file.h" while I just want there to be one header folder inside the app ("Headers/file.h"). This problem goes away when there are no folders in the project folder (in the file directory), but I want to be able to use folders in the file directory to make development easier.
How would I be able to fix this?
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Hello everyone, hope all is well.
Today I wanted to ask a question in regards to using Git with Qt. Currently, I want to have separate folders in the file directory (one for source files, one for header files, etc.). I created a source folder and a header folder just as one would expect.
However, when I open Qt, the folders "duplicate" inside the Qt Editor. In other words, the Path in the QT creator app would show "Headers/Headers/file.h" while I just want there to be one header folder inside the app ("Headers/file.h"). This problem goes away when there are no folders in the project folder (in the file directory), but I want to be able to use folders in the file directory to make development easier.
How would I be able to fix this?
@WesLow said in Question on Source Control Folders:
I created a source folder and a header folder just as one would expect.
When you create a new project in QtCreator it will create Header, Source and UI directories by default.
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