The compiler will read the inc file, will always read the inc file. That is why you have to comment the things in the inc that you do not want read.

I know what you are after by making a copy of the inc for the project directory. But that would take some messing with the heart of PBP.. So that is why we have the way of putting the config settings in the code.

I guess you code write an include file for the configs... but then you would have the include statement in your code... Just stick with the configs in code space. It works..