One of the first things I did when I started using SVE was to automate the creation of an SVE project, so that once I check out a user area, I run "make eclipse" which creates the eclipse and SVE project files.
I then just have to "File>Import>General>Existing Projects" to be up and running without going through the tedious process of Creating a new project via the project wizard etc. etc.
While the process doesn't bother me any longer and is fairly seamless, is there a desire / need to "externalize" the SVE New Project Wizard creation so that we end up with a command line that can be put into peoples build scripts. For example:
eclipse -create_sve_project -name=<project_name> <-argfiles="argfile1.f argfile2.f"|-create_arg_file_from_cmd="run_from_here command_to_execute name_of_arg_file etc"> [-launch_and_import_to_workspace] [-add_enviroment_variables]
I always like command-line, because that's reproducible, and it's something
that another script could generate.
On Fri, Nov 4, 2016 at 11:37 AM, StevenAZ stevenaz@users.sf.net wrote:
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Feature Requests: #119