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Show file tree in visual studio 2005?

I have a large project that I want to start using visual studio 2005 to edit. I want to tell it "Here are all the files I want you to track, now get on with it" and have them displayed as a directory tree, for example:

Folder 1
 - File A
 - File B
 - File C
Folder 2
 - Folder 3
   - File X
   - File Y
 - File D
 - File E

Right now it's just showing all the header files in one big list, and all the source files in one big list, which I find unhelpful. I also don't want to spend ages creating a folder in the project for each folder on the disk.

Is there any way I can get VS to show me a source tree of everything in the solution, organised by where it is on the actual disk?

Thanks.

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Colen Avatar asked Dec 13 '25 04:12

Colen


1 Answers

click on the 'show all files' icon in the solution explorer, then select the folders you want to include, right click and select 'include in project'.

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Manu Avatar answered Dec 14 '25 20:12

Manu



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