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Is there a way to import a tree of files/folders from local PC?
steve childress.
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Adam Green wrote:
You should be able to use the import option in the online compiler, select the "Local Machine" tab rather than the default "mbed.org" tab and give it a .zip located on your PCs disk and import it as a program or library.
Thanks! Didn't know that could work. But it only worked somewhat. I zipped up a lot of folders and files for one project. Uploaded. Got a pop-up that said Import Warnings, with a list of path names that were rejected. There's a BUG in the import UI... this Import Warnings pop-up does not let me scroll horizontally enough to see what folder/file is rejected.
In the end, many items in the folder tree were rejected and I cannot see the reason for the rejections. Some said "illegal type" but I cannot see the file path in the Warnings list.
Is there a way to import a tree of files/folders ... from my local PC's disk?
Where I have a folder tree of folders each a mix of .h and .cpp files?
All I can find is an impractical one file at a time method combined with manual creation of folders.
or upload a zip file then tell mbed's server to unzip it.