Hello, A while ago, I asked why adding .h files to the target was quite 'cumbersome'. See the following link: http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread1903.asp In that link, there was given a nice solution by Andrew Neil that solves my problem: you can define what type of files you want to see on a project base, by using the "Project | File Extensions, Books and Environment | File Extensions" tab. One drawback: it's a pitty this solution is project based. My question: Is there a way to have the possibility to define your filters irrespective of a project? In other words, can I define my file extensions 'for once and for all'? Rgds, Geert
"a nice solution by Andrew Neil" Thanks! :-) "Is there a way to have the possibility to define your filters irrespective of a project?" Not as far as I know. :-( What I think would be useful would be the facilty to define your own set of defaults to be used whenever you start a new Project.
Man, you're fast! I hardly released the button of my keyboard and I already saw a reaction! :-) But apparently it's a valid question, so I hope someone can give me (us?) an answer. Rgds, Geert
If you add the File Extension "*.h" to Document File instead of C Source File, you don't have to uncheck the Include in Target Build box for each header file. But you still have to add the File Extension once for each project.