If you have a build-provider visible on http://atombuild.github.io, ping @noseglid and we’ll invite you to the slack dev channel!
yes, but it freezes atom. The thing is 1) I don't use a makefile, I use cmake, 2) the repo this is run on contains a lot more than just the code, so there is no makefile in the root directory. My goal was to setup multiple 'targets' (selectable through F7). I run cmake once (per subproject) in their respective build directories, select which subproject to build using F7, and build it...
I guess I'm all out of options :s
sorry for losing your time
well maybe asking to reboot would be a stupid one... :P
If anyone please could tell me whether this package interacts with the gutter plz plz
That would make my mind a little saner
Hi @noseglid , thanks for answering. Still wondering if a basic (correct) setup with build + provider + linter should display stuff in the gutter? It doesn't on my setup, it doesn't look like it does in the gif in the readme (build + build-make + linter it seems, same as my current config), and I can't figure what could be going wrong if it were supposed to
Just like in the gif in the readme
It doesn't show up in the debug console
I accidentally published to npm first though xD needed to unpublish that
do you think that the documentation is too simple for new users?
i think i can't get anything about the usage of atom-build and related other plugins after finished reading the documentation
think of: user lauches atom,
setting() gets called once. user edits the config, but the changes won't be read a second time. i tried preBuild(), but without success
:thumbsup:
folllowing up on my question at https://github.com/noseglid/atom-build/issues/261#issuecomment-255669937 - I'm working on command-line programs (basically just exploring C) and I'd like to be able to be able to build and run my small programs from Atom without switching to the terminal. Is that possible with this tool?
Basically it would work like this: I hit the build keyboard shortcut and then a dialog box pops up through which I provide additional arguments
Is there any mechanism with the provider API to run multiple targets programatically? E.g. if I want to implement some workflow, so I can say.. run target 1, if success, run target 2, etc, or, even taking it a step further, and running a different target against a different file that the active tab
I suppose for this to work, I would need to be able to both set the active target (I couldn't see this being possible with the command dispatch API with the currently exposed commands) and pass in to the build which file should be run.. If setting the active target is possible, I suppose too that the build output will be only for the last build, Ideally it could collate the outputs.
Can anyone explain the problem with this ´isEligible()` function? Once a non-editor pane has been selected (e.g. settings), it stops working:
isEligible() {
let editor = atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor();
if (typeof editor == 'undefined') {
return false;
}
// additional test would go here
return true;
}
ps: i have
atom.workspace.onDidChangeActivePaneItem( () => this.emit('refresh')); in the constructor function
dont* understand the target stuff. I installed the packages I need I believe (build,build-make,build-gradle) but no clue as to what to do next. No targets exist. I could use some help.
I feel like nobody's using this anymore