Bug 75892

Summary:	Can't add many directories in one single step
Product:	[Applications] kdevelop	Reporter:	ZongjunSun <sun-zj>
Component:	Build tools: Automake	Assignee:	kdevelop-bugs-null
Status:	RESOLVED FIXED
Severity:	wishlist
Priority:	NOR
Version:	3.0.0
Target Milestone:	---
Platform:	Unlisted Binaries
OS:	Linux
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Description ZongjunSun 2004-02-23 06:55:42 UTC

Version:            (using KDE KDE 3.2.0)
Installed from:    Unspecified Linux
Compiler:          GCC 3.3.2 
OS:          Linux

I have tried to add one files into the current project, and it succeeds. the added file have been added to the project we can build it without modifying makefile. 
 But If I want to add much files, and further, more than one directories containing many files. and I don't want to modify any make files. Just re-autoconfig, and remake. All the things go well.
I know , that means tooo lazy for me. But as common programmer switched from $MS Visual Studio, I hope KDevelop can do as much better as $MS Visual Studio, and I believe KDevelop teams could achieve that. Is it a big problem??

Comment 1 ZongjunSun 2004-02-23 06:57:12 UTC

I forget, the KDevelop version I use is Kdevelop 3.0 which based on KDE environment 3.2 on Linux Fedora Core 1.

Comment 2 Jens Dagerbo 2004-02-23 07:32:13 UTC

"All the things go well." ??

I'm sorry, I don't understand what it is you want to be able to do, that you cannot currently do with KDevelop.

Comment 3 ZongjunSun 2004-02-26 05:36:37 UTC

I mean I can't add more than one file or directories to current project, and  don't need to modify any thing including Makefile and configure. I just recompile the project and debug it. but now I can't.

Comment 4 Amilcar do Carmo Lucas 2005-04-12 11:00:46 UTC

Well, you can add many files in one step, as long as you add them to the same target (they also need to be in the same directory because of autoproject limitations see #54998 )

Comment 5 Andreas Pakulat 2008-06-29 18:06:35 UTC

As far as I can see this already works as much as it can.