Xailer & OZ Software

Hi,
I've noticed that using project cleanup with .BAK file selected Include folder is not cleaned.
Is it by design ?
Is it possible to perform cleanup also on subprojects ?
Regards

Giuseppe,
the Clean project option needed eagerly a full review since some weeks ago
so I've rewritten it.
Now it shows the project and its subprojects so you can select which ones
will be cleaned.
OTOH, I removed the support for selecting file types (obj, bak, etc. ), now
all the generated files are cleaned, leaving the project in a "brand new"
state.
Regards,
José Lalí­n

Jose,
Thanks for the clarification, although I liked the file type selection
Waiting for the upgrade.
Regards

Giuseppe,
> Thanks for the clarification, although I liked the file type
> selection
Yes, me too but cleaning should work as a full process so all the
intermediate files get deleted at once. Doing it only for some file types
is not really a cleaning process.
Regards,
José Lalí­n

Jose,
> Yes, me too but cleaning should work as a full process so all the
> intermediate files get deleted at once. Doing it only for some file types
> is not really a cleaning process.
Well, it depends.
My use of the cleaning process is to remove .bak files only.
Performing a full clean also means that all sources must be rebuilt on the first compilation after cleaning.
But it's not a problem
Regards Giuseppe

Giuseppe,
> My use of the cleaning process is to remove .bak files
> only.
I guessed!
> Performing a full clean also means that all sources must be
> rebuilt on the first compilation after cleaning.
Exactly, that is the "standar" meaning of clean on most IDEs.
> But it's not a problem
Sure not, as soon as I finish the plugin system we will have this feature
again.
Regards,
José Lalí­n

Jose,
>> Performing a full clean also means that all sources must be
>> rebuilt on the first compilation after cleaning.
> Exactly, that is the "standar" meaning of clean on most IDEs.
I simpliy thought it redundant since I can obtain the same using Alt-F9 to force a full rebuild.
Regards,
Giuseppe

Giuseppe,
> I simpliy thought it redundant since I can obtain the same
> using Alt-F9 to force a full rebuild.
it may seem the same but it is not by far.
Regards,
José Lalí­n