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classview doesn't show class (c++) when .h file is in a different directory

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Ram Baruch - 29 Jul 2004 10:06 GMT
Hi,
I've created a class that has .cpp and .h files.
The directories look like this:

+----MyDll    <-- here are all my MyDll cpp files (including the new class
cpp files).

+----Include  <-- here is my class's .h file.

The problem is that ClassView of the MyDll project doesn't show the class
when the .h file is in the include directory.
Is it possible to 'tell' ClassView to look for the .h file in a different
directory (other than the original project directory)?
Help will be appreciated,
Ram.
Ram Baruch - 29 Jul 2004 10:08 GMT
Ok, I just added the .h file- itk ok now.
Thanks.

> Hi,
> I've created a class that has .cpp and .h files.
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> Help will be appreciated,
> Ram.

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