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Qt Build System for Sublime text on Linux
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{ | |
"cmd": ["qmake -project && subl *.pro"], | |
"file_regex": "^(...*?):([0-9]*):?([0-9]*)", | |
"selector": "source.cpp", | |
"shell": true, | |
"variants": [ | |
{ | |
"name": "Run", | |
"cmd": ["qmake && make && ./$file_base_name"], | |
"shell": true, | |
} | |
] | |
} | |
// To run. Download the zip fie and extract it into sublime text packages or create a file called Qt.sublime-build and | |
// Copy this code into the file. | |
// | |
// How to run | |
//Choose the Qt from the build systems. You use Ctrl Shift B to build the file. | |
// Note: subl on the second line is the path to the sublime text executable. | |
//You can change it if it isn't the right path to sublime text. | |
// Add the necessary things in the .pro file, save and close the .pro file.. | |
// Finally press Ctrl Shift B again and this time Choose Qt-Run among the build system variant. | |
// If that doesn't work you need to specify the path to the qmake build system using "whereis qmake" from the terminal as well as the path to sublime text. | |
// Alternatively uncomment the belowtry this: | |
// { | |
// "cmd": ["pathtoqmake -project && gedit *.pro"], | |
// "file_regex": "^(...*?):([0-9]*):?([0-9]*)", | |
// "selector": "source.cpp", | |
// "shell": true, | |
// "variants": [ | |
// { | |
// "name": "Run", | |
// "cmd": ["pathtoqmake && make && ./$file_base_name"], | |
// "shell": true, | |
// } | |
// ] | |
// } |
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Download the zip fie and extract it into sublime text packages or create a file called Qt.sublime-build and Copy this code into the file.
How to run
Choose the Qt from the build systems. You use
Ctrl Shift B
to build the file.