LegenKiller666
Matt Gilene
1 posts
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#259
Sublime Text Build System 4 years, 2 months ago
For anyone using Sublime Text as their editor here is a build system that should automatically build the entire project just like you would from the command window.
**NOTE - If you run Sublime text from the command line this will not work. You need to run it from the Shortcut. How to use -Go to Tools->Build Systems->New Build System -Copy the following into the file and save it accordingly
-Select the new build system -To build simply press F7 |
winnythefoo
6 posts
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#14596
Sublime Text Build System 11 months, 1 week ago
Thanks for the tip. It didn't quite work for me, maybe because I'm still just on day 004 and something changed later.
I got something else to work, which I will post in case it's useful to anyone. I saved the build config as part of a sublime project config, so the equivalent portion to the OP is just the "build_system" part.
Sorry for the really long line. :) Note the part where you have to replace "FULL/PATH/TO" ... also, I'm not currently using the "W:" drive with "subst", but you might have to add something to get the shell to switch to the "W:" drive in that case. |
Todd
115 posts
Code hacker/developer |
#14602
Sublime Text Build System 11 months, 1 week ago
Nice. Sublime is my fav editor now. Anyone else got any other tips for Sublime?
I'm the smartest man in Athens because I know that I know nothing. ~ Socrates |
mrmixer
Simon Anciaux
539 posts
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#14620
Sublime Text Build System 11 months, 1 week ago
I don't use sublime so I may be wrong but it looks like this line is calling vsdevcmd.bat each time you compile, which will take some unnecessary time.
A solution would be to launch sublime from a command line window which as already called vsdevcmd.bat so you don't need to call it when you compile. |