when I change something of quickfindbar.cpp, I have to build the whole project again, which is really time-consuming. Can I just build part of the codelite? Just the modify part? that would be easier for me.eranif wrote:You can look at QuickFindBar class, file:
LiteEditor/quickfindbar.cpp
Eran
Nope. This is how compiler works, when you change a header you need to compile all the parts that it affectsleon_lee wrote:when I change something of quickfindbar.cpp, I have to build the whole project again, which is really time-consuming. Can I just build part of the codelite? Just the modify part? that would be easier for me.
Didn't you just built it locally? why don't you use it?leon_lee wrote:How can I get a nightly build for this? I really feel this is good for me.
well, should I build it again after I change the workspace config to "windows release", instead of "windows debug"? "windows debug" version seems to be larger and slower.eranif wrote:Didn't you just built it locally? why don't you use it?leon_lee wrote:How can I get a nightly build for this? I really feel this is good for me.
There is no nightly builds for codelite
Eran
Under Windows, you should do the following:leon_lee wrote:well, should I build it again after I change the workspace config to "windows release", instead of "windows debug"? "windows debug" version seems to be larger and slower.
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cd \Path\to\codelite\src\Runtime
update.batYes, It's working.eranif wrote:Under Windows, you should do the following:leon_lee wrote:well, should I build it again after I change the workspace config to "windows release", instead of "windows debug"? "windows debug" version seems to be larger and slower.
- Compile the 'Win Release Unicode'
- Open a CMD shell from within codelite - this is important, as CMD shell opened from within codelite will be using the environment variable deinfed in codelite (to open a CMD shell from within codelite, you can right click on any of the open files tab and seelct 'Open Shell at file path')
- Close codelite
- Open a CMD console
NOTE: you might need to change the 'update.bat' script to fit your actual installation pathsCode: Select all
cd \Path\to\codelite\src\Runtime update.bat
Eran
It seems that the Build panel in the output view is changed. But it's not good for me. I often want to copy some part of it from the build output, but now I can't do that. How can I change this panel back to the previous state?eranif wrote:Under Windows, you should do the following:leon_lee wrote:well, should I build it again after I change the workspace config to "windows release", instead of "windows debug"? "windows debug" version seems to be larger and slower.
- Compile the 'Win Release Unicode'
- Open a CMD shell from within codelite - this is important, as CMD shell opened from within codelite will be using the environment variable deinfed in codelite (to open a CMD shell from within codelite, you can right click on any of the open files tab and seelct 'Open Shell at file path')
- Close codelite
- Open a CMD console
NOTE: you might need to change the 'update.bat' script to fit your actual installation pathsCode: Select all
cd \Path\to\codelite\src\Runtime update.bat
Eran