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| [PROPOSAL] Rebuild only selected packages. [message #44922] |
Tue, 21 July 2015 19:41 |
rxantos
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Registered: October 2011
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Sometimes when using blitz I have to rebuild the whole project I am working on. Otherwise I get errors when running a program.
No big deal, except that rebuild all rebuild the entire project. Right now I need to go one by one and clean my packages and then rebuild. Otherwise I get to wait for all the U++ libraries to be remade (which gets old pretty fast).
The ideal would be:
- Select all projects one wants to rebuild.
- Save that selection.
- Run a rebuild my files.
Is there a way to do this without editing the ide?
I tried using a Esc macro. But while there is a BuildProject function there is no CleanProject function nor is there a RebuildProject function.
Better yet. Have the option to not rebuild anything in the uppsrc directory. (aka do not clean uppsrc, only my workspace).
Did some of it:
In uppsrc/ide/Build.cpp
Add
void Ide::PackageRebuid()
{
const Workspace& wspc = IdeWorkspace();
int pi = GetPackageIndex();
if(pi >= 0 && pi < wspc.GetCount()) {
console.Clear();
CleanPackage(wspc, pi);
BeginBuilding(true, false);
Vector<String> linkfile, immfile;
String linkopt;
bool ok = BuildPackage(wspc, pi, 0, 1, mainconfigparam, Null, linkfile, immfile, linkopt);
EndBuilding(ok);
}
}
in uppsrc/ide/Ide.h
Add
In uppsrc/ide/ide.key
Add
KEY(REBUILDPACKAGE, "Rebuild package", 0)
In uppsrc/ide/idebar
Add
menu.Add(b, AK_REBUILDPACKAGE, THISBACK(PackageRebuid)).Help("Rebuild current package");
to the
void Ide::BuildPackageMenu(Bar& menu)
function.
This adds the ability to rebuild a package in one step instead of two.
I'm still working on the select what to rebuild part. Ideally it would be a:
- Clean package assembly
- Build package assembly
- Rebuild package Assembly
That way other assemblies (specially the uppsrc one) are not touched when doing a rebuild.
EDIT:
Unfortunately I couldn't find a method to find out what assembly a library belongs to.
EDIT:
Got it to work by adding the directory of the assembly to the package. I get this from the main Nest.
Rebuilding time got a lot lower 
Adding the ability to build based on the color of the package. That way I can use a different color for different sections. Avoiding a rebuild on libraries that do not need to be rebuild.
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