Select which project is run when hitting Ctrl-F9
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Select which project is run when hitting Ctrl-F9
I'm a complete beginner and I have seen from two video courses that it's common to put completely different projects in the same workspace. When I'm hitting Ctrl-F9, Codelite is compiling all projects in the workspace but opening only the first on the console, not the one I'm actually working on. Can I change this behavior? Or is it just bad practice from trainers to put completely different projects into one workspace?
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Re: Select which project is run when hitting Ctrl-F9
Ctrl-F9 will build and run the active project.
The active project is marked with BOLD text.
To change the active project, double click on the project you want to make active. OR right click another project and select "Make active"
The active project is marked with BOLD text.
To change the active project, double click on the project you want to make active. OR right click another project and select "Make active"
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Re: Select which project is run when hitting Ctrl-F9
I got it. Thank you so much!