amosyu2000 / st3-build-systems

Sublime Text 3 build systems for a handful of file types.

Sublime Text 3 Build Systems

https://github.com/amosyu2000/st3-build-systems
Amos Yu, amosyu2000.github.io

About

A Sublime Text 3 (ST3) Package containing scripts for compiling/executing a handful of file types. ST3's built-in build systems do not allow the user to give input at runtime. These Sublime build systems bypass this issue by opening a separate command prompt window to execute the program rather than executing in ST3's build output panel.
This package has a test directory containing test code files for each supported file type.
If you encounter any issues using this package, please open an issue.

Supported File Types

• C .c
• C++ .cpp
• Java .java
• Python .py

Tips and Tricks

• Ctrl+B is the hotkey for building a file.
• Change your build system to automatic so that ST3 remembers which build system to use for each file type. Go to Tools > Build System > Automatic.
• Some of the build systems in this package have custom features (ex. Compiling a custom .exe file in C instead of the generic a.exe). The hotkey Ctrl+Shift+B will access these.
• An important custom feature is the ability to run Python files under a virtual environment. There is support for the virtualenv and pipenv packages, however, it is HIGHLY recommended to use pipenv in your projects because it is more reliable and user-friendly.
• You may want to disable the output panel in ST3 from appearing every time you run a file. Go to Preferences > Settings and add "show_panel_on_build": false to your Preferences.sublime-settings -- User file.

st3-build-systems's Issues

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File names

It's better to use underscore to connect the words than to use space especially when you try to access the files through the command line.

Ex. Instead of My C Build.bat, use my_c_build.bat.