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Project Manager

In the Project Manger you can mange your project files and divide your project into modules. The Project Manger consists of three main parts:

  • Ribbon buttons
  • Shortcut menu
  • File folder and columns

You can include source files in your project by using include directives in C/C++ and Delphi source code (such as #include "File.h" or {INC File.inc}) and you can include text files in a topic using the <include File.txt> or the <include File.h> tag.

  1. Right-click in the Project Manager.
  2. Point to Add More.
  3. Do one of the following:
    • Select Add Source Include Paths, to add the paths to included source files to your project.
    • Select Topic Include Paths, to add the path to included topic and plain text files to your project.
  1. When you insert images in topic text either using the Editor or the <image _file_> tag, you must store them in one of your image directories or add the directory on this page.
  2. Right-click in the Project Manager.
  3. Point to Add More.
  4. Do one of the following:
    • Select Add Image Path to current Configuration, to add the image path only to the current configuration.
    • Select Add Image Path, to add the image path to all configurations.
  5. If you insert images that are not stored in one of your image directories Doc-O-Matic can not detect them and reports an error in the Message Pane.
  1. Project databases are stored as .doxdb files. They contain all topic IDs of a project and a list of targets for the output formats and uses them to link to other projects.
  2. Right-click in the Project Manager.
  3. Point to Add More.
  4. Select Add Project Database.
  5. Find the project database you want to add to your project.
  6. Doc-O-Matic includes three prepared Link Databases, one MFC, one .NET SDK Framework and one VCL link database. If you use these databases Doc-O-Matic can create links into Help systems of the MFC, .NET SDK and VCL automatically.

You can use path macros to make project paths independent of other used files. For more information see Path Macros.

Project Manager Command Overview

Group
Icon
Command
Shortcut
Description
Files and Folders
Add Files
INSERT
Opens the Add files to the project dialog box, where you can find the files that you want to add to the project.
Files and Folders
Add a Folder
Opens the Browse for Folder dialog box, where you can find the folder that you want to add to the project.
Files and Folders
Import
Adds all relevant files contained in a folder hierarchy to the project.
Files and Folders
Remove
DEL
Removes the selected item from your project.
Files and Folders
>
Open Source File
ENTER
Opens the selected file using the registered application or the application set in the Application Options.
Files and Folders
>
Parse File
Parses the selected source file.
Files and Folders
Add More > Add Source Include Path
Opens the Browse for Folder dialog box, where you can find the folder of your included source files.
Files and Folders
Add More > Add Topic Include Path
Opens the Browse for Folder dialog box, where you can find the folder of your included topic files.
Files and Folders
Add More > Add Project Database
Adds link databases to your project.
Files and Folders
Add More > Add Image Path
Adds image directories to the project.
Files and Folders
Add More > Add Image Path to current Configuration
Adds image directories to the current configuration
Exclude from Parsing
Manager Other > Exclude Selected Files from Parsing
Excludes selected files when parsing the project.
Exclude from Parsing
Manager Other > Exclude Other Files from Parsing
Excludes all not selected files when parsing the project.
Exclude from Parsing
Manager Other > Exclude Folder
Opens the Browse for Folder dialog box, where you can find the folder you want to exclude when parsing the project.
Modules
Assign to Module
Assigns the selected files to a module.
Modules
Add Folder to Module
Assigns the selected folder to a module.
Modules
New Module
Creates a new module.
Modules
Edit Module
Edits a module.
Configurations
Configuration > Add Configuration
Adds a new configuration.
Configurations
Configuration > Rename Configuration
Edits the current configuration.
Configurations
Configuration > Build Sooner
Moves the current configuration up in the Configuration menu. If you use the build all command this configuration is build sooner.
Configurations
Configuration > Build Later
Moves the current configuration down in the Configuration menu. If you use the Build All command this configuration is Build Later.
Configurations
Change Setting
Switches to the corresponding settings page for the current configuration.

The following table describes all folders in the Project Manager:

Folder
Contains
Source Files
Source code files and source project files.
Topic Files
DTX (documentation files), documentation snippet files, plain text files, XML files and HTML files.
Parsed Source Files
Source files that Doc-O-Matic detected in added directories and added project source files, all manually added source files and all included source files.
Excluded Files
Project files that are ignored while parsing.
Source Include Paths
Source include directories, that you added to your project.
Topic Include Path
Topic include directories that you added to your project.
Used Project Databases
Added project databases.
Modules
Modules and all files in these modules.
Output
Configuration
Image paths, output folder, Help compiler path, filename of output files.

The following table describes all columns in the Project Manager

Column Name
Meaning
Name
File name
Module
Module the file is assigned to.
Modified
Date of modification
Path
Path of the file
Type
Type as specified in the file type list in Settings.
Size
Size of the file

Namespace Handling

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