Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Like if you go File > New > File... and then select "CPP File", it 
> doesn't add it to the current project. (And opens the file browser in a 
> random spot.) You must instead right-click on the "Source Files" node of 
> the current project and select "Add item..." and select "CPP File", and 
> *then* it automatically puts the file in the correct place, adds it to 
> the project, and lets you compile and run it. Sheesh!

Oh, yeah, OK. But you can also add files that aren't in the project. So 
if you create a CPP file that's outside the "solution", you can then 
choose to add it to the solution later.  Not really an "out of order" 
problem so much as a "too many choices" problem. :-)

> Yeah. I remember the self-same thing with Visual J++ Studio, 10 years 
> ago! ;-)

I was thinking stuff like installing interrelated packages, drivers, etc.

-- 
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)

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