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Physical renaming of files has no effect at a logic level 1. Create any C/C++ sample project 2. Select Files tab 3. Right-click any source file and rename it. (e.g. args.c --> argsNew.c) 4. Select Projects tab. There is argsNew.c on Projects tab 5. REFRESH Source Folder !!! args.c (not argsNew.c) on Projects tab as before ----- The same effect has Delete command: Delete file on Files tab This file is still on Projects tab
Fixed. Renaming a file in the Files tab will also rename the file in the projects tab. Delete has a different semantic. It should be possible to delete a file from disk without also deleting it from the project. It is an inmportant feature in the project system that you can add none existing files to a project and configure them. These files are usually generated (lex/yacc) so they may or may not exist. Check the LexYacc sample to see such an example.
If you move the file in "Files" tab there no effect in "Projects" tab And the whole project becomes uncompilable.
New issue cerated: #87330 http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=87330