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SlickEdit User Guide

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Set Up a Workspace and Project<br />

QUICK START<br />

After configuring settings, you are ready to set up your workspaces and projects, unleashing the powerful<br />

file-leveraging capabilities of <strong>SlickEdit</strong>®.<br />

A workspace defines a set of projects and retains the settings for an editing session. A project defines a set<br />

of related files that build and execute as a unit. For each project you can specify the set of files it contains,<br />

a working directory, a set of commands to build and execute the project, compiler options, and<br />

dependencies between other projects. A tag file for each project’s source files is automatically created and<br />

maintained, enabling <strong>SlickEdit</strong>’s advanced navigation and unique Context Tagging® lookup features.<br />

For more detailed information than is provided here, see the following sections:<br />

• Workspaces and Projects<br />

• Building and Compiling<br />

• Running and Debugging<br />

Create a New Workspace<br />

To create a new workspace, complete the following steps:<br />

1. From the main menu, click Project > New.<br />

2. Select the Workspaces tab.<br />

3. In the Workspace name text box, give a name to your workspace.<br />

4. In the Location text box, type a path or use the Browse button to pick a location.<br />

Create a New Project<br />

To create a new project, complete the following steps:<br />

1. From the main menu, click Project > New.<br />

2. It is important that you select the correct project type. From the list box on the left side of the<br />

dialog, select the type of project that you want to use.<br />

3. In the Project name text box, give the project a name.<br />

4. In the Location text box, type a path or use the Browse button to pick a location. If the directory<br />

does not exist, a prompt appears to create it when you click OK.<br />

5. In the Executable name text box, type the name of the executable file or output file.<br />

6. Select Add to current workspace.<br />

7. Specify whether this project depends on another project in this workspace by checking the<br />

Dependency of check box and selecting the depended on project from the drop-down list.<br />

8. Click OK.<br />

Add Files to the Project<br />

To add files to your new project, complete the following steps:<br />

1. From the main menu, click Project > Project Properties.<br />

2. Select the Files tab.<br />

3. To add individual files, click Add Files, and select the files that you want to add.<br />

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