I'd like to change the Source Folder for a PHP project that I have set up in NetBeans 6.9. It doesn't look like NetBeans offers any easy way to do this. Does anybody know a way to make this happen?
Thanks...
1), look in the ~/NetBeansProjects// folder to find the "project. properties" file. Open this up in your favorite text editor and modify the file path "src. dir=" to your heart's content.
In NetBeans, select "File" from the menu bar, then "Open project..." and select the location where the file was saved from RobotBuilder. The project will be opened and you will see it in the "Projects" tab on the left side of the NetBeans window.
I've played around with this a bit and found out how to change the Source Folder for a PHP NetBeans project that has already been created. I'm using NetBeans 6.9 on Ubuntu.
I remember trying to do this with NetBeans 6.8 and ending up with various errors like project scans never completing and such.
However, it turns out that this time it was quite easy to do.
I had the nbproject
folder inside my source folder. All I had to do was close the project and NetBeans itself, move the nbproject
folder into the new source folder and restart NetBeans again. The project was re-scanned and everything seems to be working.
If you're trying to do this and you had the nbproject
folder outside of your source folder, it would be worth looking at nbproject/project.properties
file.
There's a line there with src.dir=
on it. You should be able to edit this line to update the source location.
In my case I had src.dir=.
, which means the Source Folder was set to be whichever folder is parent to the nbproject
folder.
In Ubuntu 11.10 (with a standard script installed version of Netbeans 7.1.1), look in the ~/NetBeansProjects// folder to find the "project.properties" file.
Open this up in your favorite text editor and modify the file path "src.dir=" to your heart's content.
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