I can't figure out how to make this work. And I hope you'll understand the "problem"
I have a solution file within visual studio 2005.
In there there are references to other external projects.
so
solution file
--- project 1 (added by --> source control --> add project from source control)
--- project 2 (added by --> source control --> add project from source control)
--- main project
the main project has references to project 1 & 2.
Now.. when I add the solution to the vault, it will copy project 1 & 2 & main project in the solution folder.
But I want project 1 & project 2 just be references, they are already on my harddiscs in my projects folder. And I only need the references to them.
Maybe I have to make the references some other way around, but I don't get how to do that.
Please ask questions if you don't understand.
I hope someone can help me out with this!
Visual Studio Solution with references
Moderator: SourceGear
Rather than add an entire project as a reference, you can add references to the specific .dll or .exe.
For instance, in your project in Solution Explorer, right click on References and choose Add Reference. In the Add Reference dialog, choose Browse, and browse to the location of the .dll or .exe you want to reference.
For instance, in your project in Solution Explorer, right click on References and choose Add Reference. In the Add Reference dialog, choose Browse, and browse to the location of the .dll or .exe you want to reference.
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
The reason is debugging. If you reference to the whole project you can debug much deeper in the project.lbauer wrote:Rather than add an entire project as a reference, you can add references to the specific .dll or .exe.
For instance, in your project in Solution Explorer, right click on References and choose Add Reference. In the Add Reference dialog, choose Browse, and browse to the location of the .dll or .exe you want to reference.
I'm looking into the "share" option of the vault right now. Maybe that will help me out.
idea:
Maybe something like "virual folders" or something, where all the files are links to the orginal files. In combination with the vault this could mean you have not a single file in your project when adding "general" projects to that project, but just virual links....