Build:workspace compiles all systems in the workspace, and build:source compiles the active file. Is it possible to build only the active system in a workspace that has multiple systems?
Build:workspace compiles all systems in the workspace, and build:source compiles the active file. Is it possible to build only the active system in a workspace that has multiple systems?
This feature has been added in sublime-netlinx v2.1.0, netlinx-workspace 1.2.0. The new build system is called NetLinx - Workspace - Active System and can be selected with ctrl + shift + b. As of Sublime Text build 3080, the last selected build system is remembered when using ctrl + b. See the build systems post for more details.
If Sublime Text doesn’t automatically update, run the command Package Control: Upgrade/Overwrite All Packages
Update netlinx-workspace via the command line: gem update
How do I manage a Netlinx workspace with Sublime Text?
YAML-based text file configuration of NetLinx workspaces is available as of netlinx-workspace v1.0.0 and can be accessed in sublime-netlinx v2.1.0 with the command: NetLinx: Generate .apw From workspace.config.yaml
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Thank you for your work put into this!
The Download link does nothing but refresh the page...
you can get it through sublime's package control
I’ve added an issue ticket for this here:
https://github.com/amclain/netlinx-workspace/issues/2
This feature has been added in sublime-netlinx v2.1.0, netlinx-workspace 1.2.0. The new build system is called NetLinx - Workspace - Active System and can be selected with ctrl + shift + b. As of Sublime Text build 3080, the last selected build system is remembered when using ctrl + b. See the build systems post for more details.
If Sublime Text doesn’t automatically update, run the command
Package Control: Upgrade/Overwrite All Packages
Update netlinx-workspace via the command line:
gem update
YAML-based text file configuration of NetLinx workspaces is available as of netlinx-workspace v1.0.0 and can be accessed in sublime-netlinx v2.1.0 with the command:
NetLinx: Generate .apw From workspace.config.yaml
Or from the command line:
netlinx-workspace -g