move a project to a copy of its original folder

[Rosencrans, Steven I]

I have 2 folders, say A and B, containing identical tex files. (B is in m= y DropBox.) I already have a project created from A. What is the easiest= way to create an equivalent project based on B?

[WinEdt Team]

I have 2 folders, say A and B, containing identical tex files. (B
is in my DropBox.) I already have a project created from A. What is
the easiest way to create an equivalent project based on B?

I am not sure what you mean by "having a project created from A"
and what exactly you would like WinEdt to do.

It is also not clear where did you place the project file (relative
to A) or if you are using a custom project file at all (rather the
the "default" project file WinEdt.prj)...

Can you explain/ elaborate?

Best regards,

alex

[Rosencrans, Steven I]

Alex,

A prj file is in the folder A, which contains 15 tex-files with main file selected.

Folder B is disjoint from A and has identical tex-files. What is the simplest way to recreate the same document with a prj file located in B?

Thanks,

Steve

From: WinEdt Team [mailto:***@winedt.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 4:14 PM
To: winedt+***@wsg.net
Subject: Re: [WinEdt] move a project to a copy of its original folder

I have 2 folders, say A and B, containing identical tex files. (B
is in my DropBox.) I already have a project created from A. What is
the easiest way to create an equivalent project based on B?

I am not sure what you mean by "having a project created from A"
and what exactly you would like WinEdt to do.

It is also not clear where did you place the project file (relative
to A) or if you are using a custom project file at all (rather the
the "default" project file WinEdt.prj)...

Can you explain/ elaborate?

Best regards,

alex

[WinEdt Team]

Steve,

Post by Rosencrans, Steven I
A prj file is in the folder A, which contains 15 tex-files with main file selected.
Folder B is disjoint from A and has identical tex-files. What is
the simplest way to recreate the same document with a prj file
located in B?

You can simply copy prj file from A to B (as long as Relative File
List property in Project Manager is enabled -- it is by default)
and now you can Open Project file in location B (use Project Menu
-> Open Project menu item or double click on it if you performed
filetype associations) in order to close current project and all
its files (presumably inside A) and open the ones in B as a part of
identical project B.

Now you can switch between the two projects via Recent Projects
List in Project menu. The two projects will be independent of each
other working with two different sets of identical files and two
prj files.

Setting up a project like this in WinEdt is pretty straightforward:
set the main file and from the tree open, files that you want
opened, and WinEdt will "remember" it by storing such info in its
prj file.

How you synchronize between A and B is a different thing but that
is not a WinEdt issue. prj files can be synchronized just like the
rest. I did not setup dropbox as I am mostly working on one
computer and don't really need it....

Best regards,

alex

[Rosencrans, Steven I]

Alex - Thanks so much! - Steve

From: WinEdt Team [mailto:***@winedt.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2014 3:11 PM
To: winedt+***@wsg.net
Subject: Re: [WinEdt] move a project to a copy of its original folder

Steve,

Post by Rosencrans, Steven I
A prj file is in the folder A, which contains 15 tex-files with main file selected.
Folder B is disjoint from A and has identical tex-files. What is
the simplest way to recreate the same document with a prj file
located in B?

You can simply copy prj file from A to B (as long as Relative File
List property in Project Manager is enabled -- it is by default)
and now you can Open Project file in location B (use Project Menu
-> Open Project menu item or double click on it if you performed
filetype associations) in order to close current project and all
its files (presumably inside A) and open the ones in B as a part of
identical project B.

Now you can switch between the two projects via Recent Projects
List in Project menu. The two projects will be independent of each
other working with two different sets of identical files and two
prj files.

Setting up a project like this in WinEdt is pretty straightforward:
set the main file and from the tree open, files that you want
opened, and WinEdt will "remember" it by storing such info in its
prj file.

How you synchronize between A and B is a different thing but that
is not a WinEdt issue. prj files can be synchronized just like the
rest. I did not setup dropbox as I am mostly working on one
computer and don't really need it....

Best regards,

alex

[xiong chen]

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Subject: Re: [WinEdt] move a project to a copy of its original folder
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Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2014, 9:11 PM

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Steve,
 

Post by Rosencrans, Steven I
A prj file is in the folder A, which contains 15

tex-files
with

Post by Rosencrans, Steven I
main file selected.
Folder B is disjoint

from A and
has identical tex-files. What is

Post by Rosencrans, Steven I
the

simplest way to recreate the same
document with a prj file

Post by Rosencrans, Steven I
located in

B?
 
You can simply copy prj file from A to B (as long as
Relative File
List
property in Project Manager is enabled -- it is by
default)
and now you can
Open Project file in location B (use Project Menu
-> Open Project menu
item or double click on it if you performed
filetype associations) in order
to close current project and all
its files
(presumably inside A) and open the
ones in B as a part of
identical project
B.
 
Now you can switch between the two projects via Recent
Projects
List in
Project menu. The two projects will be independent of
each
other working with
two different sets of identical files and two
prj files.
 
Setting up a project like this in WinEdt is pretty
straightforward:
set
the main file and from the tree open, files that you want
opened, and WinEdt
will "remember" it by storing such info in its
prj file.
 
How you synchronize between A and B is a different
thing but that
is not
a WinEdt issue. prj files can be synchronized just like
the
rest. I did not
setup dropbox as I am mostly working on one
computer and don't really need
it....
 
Best regards,
 
alex