From: John L. <jla...@gm...> - 2005-07-06 18:11:48
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How do people write dsw files to include projects to be build from an arbitrary wxCode dir? I've tried to set the environment variable $(WXCODE)=3Dc:\wxCVS\wxCode\wxCode and then use it like this in a dsw file for a project that will link to a number of different libraries. ###########################################################################= #### Project: "wxSheetLib_wx26"=3D$(WXCODE)\components\wxsheet\src\sheetlib_wx26= .dsp - Package Owner=3D<4> Package=3D<5> {{{ }}} Package=3D<4> {{{ }}} ###########################################################################= #### When I start MSVS it complains about not being able to find c:\wxCVS\Plotto\$(WXCODE)\components\wxsheet\src\sheetlib_wx26.dsp The first part of the dir "c:\wxCVS\Plotto\" is the location of the dsw file that was loaded (putting quotes around it doesn't do anything). If I go back to relative paths it works just fine. Is there a way to make it use absolute paths so that the $(WXCODE) env var can be set once and work for any project in any directory? Thanks, John Labenski |