Difference between revisions of "IDE Window: External Tool"

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Note: External tools are global, not project specific.
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= Title =
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This name is is shown in the IDE menu.
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= Programfilename =
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The full path to the tool. For example:
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  /usr/bin/ppc386
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= Parameters =
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The command line parameters. For example:
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  -l test.pas
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= Working Directory =
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The directory, where to start the tool. All relative paths will be relative to this.
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= Options =
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== Scan output for FPC messages ==
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Parse the output for FPC messages and jump to errors.
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== Scan output for make messages ==
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Parse the output for make messages and jump to errors.
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= Key =
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Define the shortcut for this tool. This is optional.
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= Macros =
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You can use macros in the programfilename, the parameters and the working directory.

Revision as of 18:16, 11 July 2006

Note: External tools are global, not project specific.

Title

This name is is shown in the IDE menu.

Programfilename

The full path to the tool. For example:

 /usr/bin/ppc386

Parameters

The command line parameters. For example:

 -l test.pas

Working Directory

The directory, where to start the tool. All relative paths will be relative to this.

Options

Scan output for FPC messages

Parse the output for FPC messages and jump to errors.

Scan output for make messages

Parse the output for make messages and jump to errors.

Key

Define the shortcut for this tool. This is optional.

Macros

You can use macros in the programfilename, the parameters and the working directory.