IDE Window: Configure Build file
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Normally 'building' and 'running' menu items and shortcuts invokes building (running) the current project.
With this dialog you can override this behaviour for each file. This is useful, if you created a small test program or a sub project. Then you can compile them without changing the project. These settings are stored with the project (.lpi file). They are not global settings.
Build / Run File
The IDE can build and run single files instead of the project. For example when pressing the Run button, the IDE checks if you enabled this feature for the current source file in the source editor. If yes, the IDE executes the Run File command instead. The information how to build or run a file is stored as IDE directives in the source file itself and can be setup via the dialog described on this page (Run / Configure Build+Run File).
Options
When this file is active in the source editor ...
To override the behaviour for run and/or build by checking the appropriate checkbox.
- On build project execute the Build File command instead
- On run project execute the Run File command instead
Build
Working directory
Before building, change to this directory. Relative paths in the build command will then be relative to this directory.
Build Command
Provide the command to call for building the file. The default is:
$(CompPath) $(EdFile)
Scan for FPC messages
Parse output for FPC errors and hints. The IDE will jump to errors.
Scan for Make messages
Parse output for 'Make' errors and hints. The IDE will jump to errors.
Macros
IDE Macros in paths and filenames
Run
Always build before run
If checked, the Build File command is executed before running.
Working directory
Before running, change to this directory. Relative paths in the run command will then be relative to this directory.
Run Command
Provide the command to call to run file. The default is:
$MakeExe($(EdFile))
Macros
IDE Macros in paths and filenames
IDE directives
- BuildCommand
- BuildWorkingDir
- BuildScan
- RunCommand
- RunWorkingDir
- RunFlags
See IDE directives.