Unfortunately, right now when I run the Projucer, it simply deletes all the JUCE code and replaces it with nothing.
I use relative paths in the .jucer file. I have a bad feeling that an update might have disabled this. This would be pretty disastrous for us, as I'd have to figure out a whole new directory structure to deal with this.
The reason that I have this directory structure in the first place is that Juce doesn't handle having multiple executables built from the same codebase, so it's not a matter of just "moving shit around".
Unfortunately, right now when I run the Projucer, it simply deletes all the JUCE code and replaces it with nothing.
I use relative paths in the .jucer file. I have a bad feeling that an update might have disabled this. This would be pretty disastrous for us, as I'd have to figure out a whole new directory structure to deal with this.
The reason that I have this directory structure in the first place is that Juce doesn't handle having multiple executables built from the same codebase, so it's not a matter of just "moving shit around".
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