There might be a way you could use a script, but I am not sure about it.
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~~Scott Simontis~~
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> > is there a way to import an existing project into dev-c++, I have the
> > cvs source for one, but I can't seem to find a way to import it without
> > adding each individual dir and file one at a time. There are over 100
> > files in this source and it'll take several hours to add them all.
> >
> > also note the beta version has a bug where is click add to project on a
> > dir, it doesn't put the files in that dir, but instead where it thinks
> > they should be, ie: includes in include and source in the root branch.
>
> no, there is no way, you have to include every directory separately :(
>
> but you can still use the gnu-makefiles for compiling, also if the files are
> not in the project;
> only add the makefiles into project->project options and compile the stuff
>
> traexx
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