Changing the Build Target appears to be a global action that affects every opened file. Is there a way to make it so it only affect the currently selected file (tab)? My reasoning behind this is this: I have a project that has several stand-alone console code files in it. Each one has its own Build Target defined so that I can just compile one file at a time, and not all of them. I can open a file, set its Build Target, and compile/run it. Open another file, set its Build Target, compile/run without needing to either close the previous one or the compiler trying to compile both at the same time. This works great, except I have to remember to change the Build Target each time I switch between opened files. If I can make the Build Target stick for each individual file, that would make it easier and I don't have to remember to change it each time. Is that possible?
