I created on Windows the directory
C:\Temp\Test, copied some *.html files into this directory and copied also two other directories with *.html and other files into this directory.
Next I created a new project
Test in
C:\Temp\Test resulting in having in this directory additionally
Test.prj (project file) and
Test.pui (user interface/workspace file).
Then I the added *.html files in
C:\Temp\Test, added *.html files in
C:\Temp\Test\SubFolder1 and added the folder
C:\Temp\Test\SubFolder2 with filter
*.html and finally looked on contents of
C:\Temp\Test\Test.prj.
It contained:
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[Project ID]
Signature=UE Proj: v.1
[Project Information]
Use Relative Directory=1
Relative to Project File=1
Include Sub Directories=1
Project Tagfile=
Project Wordfile=
Project TpFile=
Filter=
Create Tagfile=0
[Files]
0=500.html
1=401.html
2=403.html
3=404.html
4=SubFolder1\file1.html
5=SubFolder1\file2.html
6=SubFolder1\file3.html
7=SubFolder1\file4.html
8=SubFolder1\file5.html
9=.\SubFolder2\
[Group Filter]
.\SubFolder2\=*.html
So on Windows the project files and folders are stored by default with paths relative to the project file.
I don't know what a *.prj file created by UltraEdit for Linux contains and if UEX adds projects files and folders by default also with relative paths as UltraEdit for Windows does. It looks like this is not the case.
Is there a setting to add files/folders with paths relative to project file in project file created by UE for Linux as in *.prj file created by UE for Windows?
Please send a feature request email to IDM support for UEX if there is no such project setting in project file created by UEX and there is no possibility to use on Linux projects with project files/directories with relative paths.
BTW:
Test.pui was created in
C:\Temp\Test because configuration setting
Save project information for use on multiple systems was checked and
Store project user interface (pui) files in profile directory was
not checked at
Advanced - Settings/
Configuration - File Handling - Advanced.
