Importing from parent folder
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| Is it possible to import a file that is located in a subfolder of the parent folder? I have my project set out like this currently Solution Root-> Model -> Controller My main file is in the Controller directory, but I wish to use a file I have created which is located in the Model directory. Is this possible? |
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| I think I have come up with a workaround for this issue. Is there any way to get Jungle IDE to stop showing red squigglies when the import is valid, but jungle can't figure it out, and for the use of the Strict keyword in files that don't need a Main method? |
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| Let Ziggy know about it, give him details of what your doing, why its valid and what its doing wrong, he will probably fix it. |
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| @black_mage: If you're working in a multiple file project, the best way to let Jungle work properly is by making a solution for the project. Otherwise Jungle will considere all files stand-alone and will report missing Main functions, etc. If you don't want to work like this, you can then disable the background compiler, so it stops showing you compilation errors if they annoy you |
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| I'm working in a multi project solution, and the entry point for each project in that solution gets the error. Link to picture of error |
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| I don't think I should be separating my solution into separate projects for different components of my application. I am from a VS background and I don't think this is the way things were intended to be done in Jungle. |
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| You should not do it like this on Monkey, as there are no compilation clusters (ala Visual Studio) where you can make a DLL for each project. You'll get rid of all it by joining all them on a single project. |
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| Ok cool. Will do this from now on :D |
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