Currently if you create a folder in the TestComplete IDE, it does not create a folder in windows. I believe that it should as when I went into my project via Windows Explorer, I opened up my ProjectS...
If, with TC 12.x, you right-click any script item in the Project Explorer, there will be 'Show in Explorer' context menu command.
Does it help somehow?
@Support and others:
I would say that, depending on the context, it might help or not to have the structure of project items to be duplicated on the file system. What if consider somehow reversed functionality: if some item is created/added to the project and this item is located in the subfolder of the one that is root for this item type, then a corresponding folder is created in the Project Explorer with the requested item in it?
Examples, assuming Script items with the Script\ root folder:
-- existing a.sd script is added from the Script\PO\ folder (Add|Existing Item...) -> script is put into Script\PO\ path in the Project Explorer;
-- existing b.sd script is added from the Script\..\_Common\PO\ folder (Add|Existing Item...) -> script is put into Script\ path in the Project Explorer (or wouldn't Script\_Common\PO\ be better?);
-- new c.sd script is requested to be created in the Script\PO\ folder and added to the project (Add|New Item...) -> script is put into Script\PO\ path in the Project Explorer;
Thoughts?