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Fix # includes <> for GCC (Code :: Blocks)

I am working with some code written for another compiler / linker and it includes such files:

#include <Engine/Graphics/Sprite.h>

from anywhere in the project.

The project contains such a file on this path (from the root of the project), but when I create, I get a file that was not found.

How can I fix all this without going over and doing it all manually?

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I'm not quite sure if I understand your explanation of what you mean "from the root of the project." But good...

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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/36k2cdd4(v=vs.71).aspx

: - #include "path/somefile.h" #include <pathsomefile.h>

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#include "Engine/Graphics/Sprite.h"

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, #include <filename> . . #include "filename" .

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