I made a C++ project on Linux, and I grouped source files in many directories to organize myself.
I was using CMake to compile, with one CMakeFiles.txt on each subdirectory.
srcs
|--folderA
| |--Toto.cpp
| |--Tata.cpp
|
|--folderB
| |--Foo.cpp
| |--Bar.cpp
[...]
Recently, I opened it with Visual Studio 2015, which found every source file, but just put the entire list on the "Source Files" folder of solution explorer.
Source Files
|--Toto.cpp
|--Tata.cpp
|--Foo.cpp
|--Bar.cpp
I plan to have a huge number of files, and it shall be soon difficult to find one.
Is there any way to explicitly tell it to respect the folder hierarchy on solution explorer?
Use the source_group
command.
source_group(
<name>
[FILES<src>...
] [REGULAR_EXPRESSION<regex>
])Defines a group into which sources will be placed in project files. This is intended to set up file tabs in Visual Studio. The options are:
FILES Any source file specified explicitly will be placed in group . Relative paths are interpreted with respect to the current source directory.
REGULAR_EXPRESSION Any source file whose name matches the regular expression will be placed in group .