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Im using VC++ express and usually i come across situations where i have to create more than one project within the solution. But the problem is that each time i create a new project inside the solution, i have to go to the new project's property pages to add the custom include directories and libraries.
So, i was wondering if there is any way for me to inherit the properties of other projects in the solution without me going and adding the custom include and library directories each and every time?
So, i was wondering if there is any way for me to inherit the properties of other projects in the solution without me going and adding the custom include and library directories each and every time?
Your question seemed clear enough. Most people won't respond if they don't know the answer. And I don't know of any way to do it.
Last edited by Ancient Dragon; Apr 28th, 2007 at 10:42 am.
Don't PM me with questions -- you might get a nasty PM in response. If you have a question then post it in one of the forums.
I've come across this problem with vs2005 pro, I never found a solution but what I do is:
Create an empty project with all the settings (etc) I need then save it. Create a backup of the project. Create a new solution and import the project file. Do this for every project you need, just make sure that each time you import the project you make a backup of the empty project with the settings in it so that is isn't overwritten bij VS.
I know it's a ugly way to solve the problem, but it sort of works...
Regards Niek
Create an empty project with all the settings (etc) I need then save it. Create a backup of the project. Create a new solution and import the project file. Do this for every project you need, just make sure that each time you import the project you make a backup of the empty project with the settings in it so that is isn't overwritten bij VS.
I know it's a ugly way to solve the problem, but it sort of works...
Regards Niek
You might consider asking in the Visual Studio section of the MSDN forums. If it's doable, someone there's gotta know how
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oh boy. Finally, i suppose there's a question that's stumped the pro's. just kidding.
telling me to look up the answer somewhere else.