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Alternatively, if the project you want to work with already exists on your hard drive (for example, because you have downloaded it as a tar file from an FTP server, because you already checked out a version of the project from a version control system, or because it is your own project that exists ''only'' on your own hard drive), then | Alternatively, if the project you want to work with already exists on your hard drive (for example, because you have downloaded it as a tar file from an FTP server, because you already checked out a version of the project from a version control system, or because it is your own project that exists ''only'' on your own hard drive), then | ||
* Select from the menu bar <menuchoice>Projects -> Open/Import project</menuchoice>. | |||
* In the dialog box choose the directory in which your project resides. | |||
* If the project has a build file like CMakelists.txt,*.pro file and makefile select the file to open the project. |
Latest revision as of 09:54, 6 September 2020
Alternatively, if the project you want to work with already exists on your hard drive (for example, because you have downloaded it as a tar file from an FTP server, because you already checked out a version of the project from a version control system, or because it is your own project that exists only on your own hard drive), then
- Select from the menu bar .
- In the dialog box choose the directory in which your project resides.
- If the project has a build file like CMakelists.txt,*.pro file and makefile select the file to open the project.