I'm using Eagle 6.6.0 for OS X.
My goal is to organize all files related to a project in a single directory. Most of my tools don't care where files are placed, but Eagle seems to force a directory structure:
eagle
Project 1
Project 1's files
...
Project 2
Project 2's files
...
That's been fine for years now, but I'd really like to restructure things like:
Project 1
Eagle
Only Eagle related files for Project 1
...
Documentation
Stuff for other utilities; Eagle doesn't care what's in here
...
Misc
More stuff Eagle doesn't care about
...
Project 2
Eagle
Only Eagle related files for Project 1
...
Documentation
Stuff for other utilities; Eagle doesn't care what's in here
...
Misc
More stuff Eagle doesn't care about
...
Maybe this is easily done with Eagle and I simply haven't figured it out. About the best I can come up with is:
eagle
Project 1
Project 1
Eagle related files
Documentation
...
Misc
...
Project 2
Project 2
Eagle related files
Documentation
...
Misc
...
That works but is too Eagle-centric. Eagle is just one tool, not the only tool, and I don't like organizing files around one tool's method of naming directories.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Bob
