I want to show in google.picker.DocsView both my and shared with me files and folders, with the folder structure.
If I do not add setIncludeFolders(true), all files are listed, but folders are missing.
If I add setIncludeFolders(true), files and folders of all levels are listed.
I can add .setOwnedByMe(true) or .setOwnedByMe(false). This fixes the folders structure issue. But in this case I cannot show both my and shared with me files in one view.
Or I can add .setParent('root'). But then shared files and folders are missing.
Is it possible to show all files and folders, but respecting the folder structure?
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I've been dragging a few assets into my project in Xcode, and while I know you can check that box for 'copy items if needed', that doesn't always show up and so I end up with files that are located in scattered locations on my hard drive. I know I could manually put the files in the project folder, but is there no way to automatically copy external files to an internal location?
The subject says it all. I have a bunch of files in a local workspace: I am able to select the ones I want with /USER_FILTER parameter, but they are saved related to the root folder of the workset, while I would like to put them in a subfolder.
Apart from moving those files in a local subfolder with the corrisponding name so that they will be put in the correct place, is there some other way to do this from within dmcli?
How to add new folder in vb6 project? I have a form and form uses some images now i want to move all the images under the folder images under the project in vb6 ? and later will reference the images from this folder.
You cannot do it in the VB6 GUI. It has a fixed layout - remember it is 15 years old and things (and projects in particular) were much simpler.
You can however have the files themselves in different folders. You can create subfolders on disk and move the files into there. 'Save As..' may work for the individual files. If you want to do quite a lot of files:
Start a new project
Distribute the files into the folders you require
Use 'Add Files' to add the files from each folder.
When dragging a file into the project explorer in xcode, you are asked if you want to copy the files into the project if needed. if you check that box the file is copied into the root folder of the project.
is there any way to explore where you want to copy the files into, i mean, is it possible to copy the file into subfolders of the root folder?
Dragging files in you will usually copy them to the project resources folder.
If you want to be able to access them from your app, you might be better adding the files to the mainbundle or documentation folders.
I want to include a folder in my XCode project. I have to add it as a "folder reference" because I want to keep its structure.
But this folders include xml files which I need, and .txt files which I don't want to include in my project.
Is it possible to filter those files with xCode ?