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Custom Root-Dir for Auto-Created Includes

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Kastenfrosch	Posted - Jul 05 2016 : 03:04:57 AM Our code convention tells us to write includes relative to a common Directory. As example for root dir "C:/MyProject/Components/": C:/MyProject/Components/CompA/foo.cpp C:/MyProject/Components/CompB/dir/bar.cpp is refered to like: #include "CompA/foo.cpp" #include "CompB/dir/bar.cpp" Would be cool to have an option to support this for the "Refactor->Add Include" Function.
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sean	Posted - Sep 24 2018 : 2:30:54 PM case=33851 is implemented in build 2291 -- see Add Include path on the Code Generation page of the VA Options dlg.
accord	Posted - Jul 11 2016 : 1:45:50 PM Unfortunately this setting doesn't work when there is no path at all because the header and the source are in the same directory: case=33851
Kastenfrosch	Posted - Jul 11 2016 : 07:29:04 AM Hey accord! Even when i change the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Whole Tomato\Visual Assist X\VANet14\AddIncludePreferShortestRelativePath value to 0, it still does not always pick the path from the root dir. I made a minimal example (VS 2015 Update 3, VA_X 10.9.2102.0 built 2016.06.02) https://www.dropbox.com/s/fnm1ibbjb8ekaji/MinimalIncludeTest2.zip If i Open "CompA/SrcA.h" and Add Include for missing g_IntA2 (defined in "CompA/ScrA2.h"), i get an #include "SrcA2.h" instead of "CompA/SrcA2.h" Or did i misconfigure something?
accord	Posted - Jul 05 2016 : 2:02:44 PM I think this is what you would like to do: http://docs.wholetomato.com/default.asp?W336

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