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Hi David
I (hopefully) also use Make, for it's almost impossible to compile anything
but the simplest program without it ;-) (unless typing tiresome lists of
command lines....)
But just look at this...
I have one entry for the Dos command interpreter (as you do...), one for
make (...), but also the three ones for compiling a single file, linking a
single file, running the result (those three prove to be useful when you're
just testing an algorithm before integrating it in the real project)
Now I also have an entry for ctags (you know that wonderful utilities ?
gives you a list of your functions, structures, globals etc with the file
and line number... so this make a good way to navigate your project), one
for the debugger, one for an icon&bitmaps editor, one to run the window
explorer...
Then you add the mains helpfiles (gcc, gnu_c, win32Api, wxWindow
framework...)... right now, my menu is almost full.
Hopefully I don't use CREdit as an HTML editor, nor do I actually write Java
or Pascal code ;-)
Now, as you can't insert menu separators to have a visible display, I must
use the few tools left as menu separators. So, 16 tools may be overkill, as
may be very restricting, depends on how you work. I just wish I could make
it as you do, but being a bit lazy, I find it easiest to access everything I
need from the same place ;-)
Best regards
Bruno Desthuilliers
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
PS : sorry for not having changed the subject last time. I shall not do it
anymore :-/
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From: "Hofmann, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 6:46 AM
Subject: CREdit: Tools limitation
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> Hi CREdit users,
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> I don't think that 16 tools are too less. I get along with only
> two of them since I'm using makefiles. You can define your
> makefile for each and every language and compiler. I have
> set the tool (Make) to prompt for arguments, where I insert the
> desired target within the corresponding makefile. It works great
> for C, C++, Java and LaTeX as well as for my own programs.
>
> The second tool I've choosen is the command interpreter of
> Windows (NT 4.0) which executes any command for me. I de-
> fined the tool the following way:
>
> c:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe /C
>
> With Windows 9x the command is probably similar. I have set
> CREdit to prompt for arguments. This argument is executed as
> the appropriate command. I use cmd if I have to run a program
> only once, so extending or creating a makefile would make no
> sense.
>
> ,,,,,
> `(°~°)´ Best regards, David Hofmann
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