Eclipse to Visual Studio Code Linked Files

What I do is use jungles.  In my case, the code I'm "linking to" is actually in barrel projects., and I used links in eclipse to include the mc files.  So for example, here's one of my monkey.jungle files:

project.manifest = manifest.xml

#barrels clocks.
barClkGoals=..\ClockGoals
barClkFields=..\ClockFields
barClkIcons=..\ClockIcons
barClkIconsNew=..\ClockIconsNew
barClkMisc=..\ClockMisc
barClkSettings=..\ClockSettings
barClkSun=..\ClockSun


#using goals and sun
base.sourcePath=source;$(barClkGoals);$(barClkIconsNew);$(barClkMisc);$(barClkSettings);$(barClkSun)

This would have been 5 "eclipse links", and by doing it this way, I can use eclipse or vs code.

Thanks jim_m_58 installed VSC and got all the barrels built and referenced.  I did however fall foul of the space in the filename problem, as the barrels would not build until I removed the space from the path,.

What happens when you use `"/path/to spaces"` instead of `/path/to spaces`?

The compiler reported the file as missing, when it existed, and previously picked by VSC. I removed the space, re-picked the file, and everything worked.

I noticed the compiler was not putting quotes around the path, so felt like it was the most likely cause. 

Sorry another question, as I work through my projects.  I have now found a linked Class (not module).  Can Barrels be Classes?

You don't actually need to use barrels for this.  In my example, I just happened to have the mc files I wanted to use in barrel projects.  You could just have a folder called "sharedStuff" and identify the files you want in the jungle file

Thanks @jim_m

Thanks jim_m_58  How do I refer to a single .mc class file in the .jungle?  Is it?

MyClass=..\folder\myClass.mc

Got it to work thanks.  I had to select just the required class from the shared folder, as otherwise it included all files and blew the limit of size.