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User forums => General (but related to Code::Blocks) => Topic started by: ThomasLehmann on September 02, 2008, 11:21:10 am
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Hi,
some issue I would like to know whether those will be
introduced in on of the next versions....
1) a) Enable of directing output of console applications into
an output window of the IDE. (see SciTe - Scintilla Editor)
b) On assertions I would like to jump to the relating file
and line...
2) I have programmed with the scripting language of Vim as
well as with the one of the Visual Studio to allow good
documenting of function, methods, classes a.s.o
I would have started for Code::Blocks too but I'm missing
the documentation for the scripting capabilities.
Can you help?
Are there any small examples on howto manipulate the
current file?
so far,
kindly
Thomas
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Hi,
I would have started for Code::Blocks too but I'm missing
the documentation for the scripting capabilities.
Can you help?
Typing "scripting" in the wiki (http://wiki.codeblocks.org) search box gives interesting results (http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Scripting) such as this one (http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Scripting_commands).
Dje
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1) a) Enable of directing output of console applications into
an output window of the IDE. (see SciTe - Scintilla Editor)
already supported, check out "tools -> configure tools". I also have a plugin (called ShellExtensions) that offers a little more flexibility (project page in my sig)
b) On assertions I would like to jump to the relating file
and line...
this one is a little trickier. In my ShellExtensions, I parse python error messages using a reg exp to provide hot links to the relevant files/lines. Eventually the reg exp will be customizable, which means you could adapt it to parse the output of any console program.
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already supported, check out "tools -> configure tools".
Yeah, but this is for tools only. Using the standard keys or buttons of the IDE
for running the current project the console will be opened instead of using
and internal output window. How can manage this; is there also an option for that?
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already supported, check out "tools -> configure tools".
Yeah, but this is for tools only. Using the standard keys or buttons of the IDE
for running the current project the console will be opened instead of using
and internal output window. How can manage this; is there also an option for that?
not currently. someone would need to add this feature to the compiler plugin (it provides the build/run ui).