Extra directory level needed for .h files

Development Programming & Scripting C++
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As of recently, I’ve noticed that many of my classes in private need an extra folder name in the include statement if their header is public, eg. “public/example.h” as opposed to “example.h.” I know for sure that these exact situations have not previously required the higher directory name.

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Make sure you have this in module build script (*.build.cs)

	PublicIncludePaths.AddRange(
		new string[] {
			"YourModuleName/Public"
			
			
		}
		);
			
	
	PrivateIncludePaths.AddRange(
		new string[] {
			"YourModuleName/Private"
			
			
		}
		);

If you don’t know what module name is, it is folder name in Source the cs file should also be named after it