How to setup build and run like Geany?

[ghost]

For example, with C++. Thank you.

[SpartanJ]

The release video displaying the feature might help you:

252847447-09bb03cb-91f0-4350-8bec-a48d6f06bdd2.mp4

[ghost]

Is it possible to use this feature on legacy Windows? It's depending on the terminal feature that is not available on legacy Windows.

[SpartanJ]

Yes, you shouldn't have any problem, it doesn't use the terminal.

[ghost]

This feature is only about build, isn't it? How to run the compiled program? Geany has a button to run the compiled program.

[ghost]

Btw, in Geany, %f is the name of the current file you are working on and %e is the name of that file but without extension. Is there something equivalent in ecode?

[SpartanJ]

This feature is only about build, isn't it? How to run the compiled program? Geany has a button to run the compiled program.

Yes, only build. The run program option will be added when the debugger plugin is implemented. I understand that in your case this would be useful because you don't have access to the console, so it could be handy for you.

Btw, in Geany, %f is the name of the current file you are working on and %e is the name of that file but without extension. Is there something equivalent in ecode?

Ohh, not it's not because it's designed to call directly to a build script. But it makes total sense to give you access to that. I'll add it! If you expand the advanced options you'll see the default custom variables available (${project_root}, ${build_type}, ${os}, ${nproc}). And you can add any custom variable, but this one is contextual so I'll have to add it myself.