The Remove Project command allows you to remove an existing project.
Project list box
Displays a list of all projects opened or created on your computer. Select the project you want to remove here.
OK
Press OK to remove the project.
Cancel
Press Cancel to cancel the project.
Browse..
Press this button to bring up the standard Windows Open dialog which allows you to browse around your disks.
If the project you selected to remove is currently open, then Source Insight will ask if it is OK to close it. A dialog with the following buttons will appear:
OK
Press OK to close the current project, and to proceed with the Remove Project command.
Cancel
Press Cancel to cancel the Remove Project command. The current project will remain open. No project will be removed.
Since the process of creating and adding source files to a large project can be somewhat time consuming, Source Insight confirms that you indeed want to remove the project with a similar dialog having the following buttons:
No
Press No to cancel the Remove Project command. No project will be removed. If the project you selected to be removed was previously open, then it will be closed at this point.
Yes
Press Yes to confirm that you want to remove the project.
When a project is removed, all project related files created by Source Insight are deleted, and the project is removed from the Project List. In addition, Source Insight asks you if you want to also delete the files that were added to the project.
No
Press No to remove the project, but to leave the source files as they were.
Yes
Press Yes to remove the project, and delete all the files added to the project. Since this may potentially delete a lot of files, if you press Yes, Source Insight will ask this same question one more time.
