Large projects don't work

Posted April 5th, 2008 by fabianschulz

I'm currently evaluating Vs.PHP and tried to develop an extension to the TYPO3 CMS using it.

Problem is: VS.PHP stops at some point to read the directory structure of that project. It displays one a few files even when I select to show All files in Visual Studio 2008.

It looks like there is some limitation in the projects file count. I can manually add my files to the project and work with them. But I have to do this every time I open the solution.

This is unfortunately a real show-stopper. As the product looks otherwise just like the solution I was looking for a long time (I just love Visual Studio) - is there a way to get around this, maybe increase that maximum files limit somehow?

Greetings,
Fabian

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Comments

    There is no real limitation

    On April 5th, 2008 webmaster said:

    There is no real limitation on the file structure. How many files are we talking about?

    BTW, some customers use the .vsphpignore file to speed up the loading process by ignoring directories that have a large number of files but aren't interesting to the project like image directories, etc.

    http://www.jcxsoftware.com/jcx/vsphp/docs/vsphpignore

    Problem solved

    On April 5th, 2008 fabianschulz said:

    thanks for you answer!

    Actually, there was a .vsphpignore file in the directory and there were - for some reason - the directories ignored I wanted to see.

    Problem solved - thanks and have nice weekend!
    Fabian