C Chris2 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 22, 2026 #1 Inspired by and in addition to @aeric's wish on the subject of the modules window..... When adding an existing shared module to a project, it would be nice if any existing groups structure that the module has was retained, automatically creating new groups in the project if necessary. For example: module .bas files contain the group in which the module is contained: B4J=true Group=Analysis\Reports ModulesStructureVersion=1 Type=Class Click to expand... but if I add this exiting module to a new project it will be put in the Default group. I'd like it to go direct into the Analysis\Reports group, automatically creating those groups in the new project if necessary. This would remove the need to create the groups manually and drag the shared module to it, which as @aeric said can be difficult in a large project
Inspired by and in addition to @aeric's wish on the subject of the modules window..... When adding an existing shared module to a project, it would be nice if any existing groups structure that the module has was retained, automatically creating new groups in the project if necessary. For example: module .bas files contain the group in which the module is contained: B4J=true Group=Analysis\Reports ModulesStructureVersion=1 Type=Class Click to expand... but if I add this exiting module to a new project it will be put in the Default group. I'd like it to go direct into the Analysis\Reports group, automatically creating those groups in the new project if necessary. This would remove the need to create the groups manually and drag the shared module to it, which as @aeric said can be difficult in a large project
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 22, 2026 #2 If you right-click a group and choose "Add Existing Modules" then select the modules from other project path, the modules will be added inside that group.
If you right-click a group and choose "Add Existing Modules" then select the modules from other project path, the modules will be added inside that group.
C Chris2 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 22, 2026 #3 aeric said: If you right-click a group and choose "Add Existing Modules" then select the modules from other project path, the modules will be added inside that group. Click to expand... I'd never noticed that! Thanks @aeric! Consider this wish closed (although I guess we still need to create the group manually first, so I'll leave it here).
aeric said: If you right-click a group and choose "Add Existing Modules" then select the modules from other project path, the modules will be added inside that group. Click to expand... I'd never noticed that! Thanks @aeric! Consider this wish closed (although I guess we still need to create the group manually first, so I'll leave it here).
