• All Tutorials

• The Integrated Development Environment JControl/IDE

• I. Integral Parts of the JControl/IDE
• II. Project Management
1. Creating New Projects
2. Opening and Modifying Projects
3. Creating New Files
4. Including Files and Directories
5. Copying Files Into a Project
6. Up- and Downloading Projects
• III. The Editors
• IV. The Simulator
• V. Device-Browser
• VI. Terminal

Copying Files Into a Project

The function Copying Files Into a Project is used to copy files from any location in the filesystem into a project source directory. In this case, resources will be copied directly into the selected root path, Java source files will - according to their package names - be copied into sub-directories, respectively.

This function is only available if the project contains at least one source directory. Read the chapter Including Files and Directories if you wonder how to to this. Select the directory you would like to use as target for the files to copy in the navigator panel. Open the Wählen Sie das gewünschte Verzeichnis im Navigations-Fensters und öffnen Sie das context menu. Select the menu item Copy into... and choose either Single File or Directory (fig. 13). In case of directories, all files including sub-directories are copied. The Copy into... option is only available in the source navigator.

The file types that can be imported into a project by default are pictures, fonts and melodies (file extensions: ".jcif", ".jcfd", ".imy"). Depending on the type of project, either JAVA™ source code or class files can be imported as well.