Include make commands #4
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Hello, Thanks for the work, very interesting. I will check it further and try to see what I can do to build something functional with it. Cheers. |
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As I said, I dont know the TS language, nor the VScode API, but I’m happy to assist in any way possible.
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… Le 4 mai 2017 à 10:17, Xavier Hahn ***@***.***> a écrit :
Hello,
Thanks for the work, very interesting. I will check it further and try to see what I can do to build something functional with it.
Cheers.
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Hi. As you certainly know, VSCode now implements an auto indent feature where you only have to set indent and decent regex patterns. So, I propose you here a vary basic first try. It may be incomplete, or not optimally written, but works on simple examples. Note that only the file modern.configuration.json has to be modified. Also, the auto indent feature does not correct indentation within pasted blocs; which is a pity; so you have to write your own lines to test it. |
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Hi there, I'm really sorry to not have made any comment to your great PR, not a great way to treat someone who took time to help... I'm going to have finally a bit of time now to get your work some well deserved love and will try to add your contributions to the code. I don't think I'll be able to merge the PR directly though, as the first commits are non working. |
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Thanks
It really was not much, no problem at all :) Even more so since, as you said, my « contribution » is not working. It was only the skeleton to initiate the new feature. Thanks for your work !
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… Le 30 sept. 2017 à 23:33, Xavier Hahn ***@***.***> a écrit :
Hi there, I'm really sorry to not have made any comment to your great PR, not a great way to treat someone who took time to help...
I'm going to have finally a bit of time now to get your work some well deserved love and will try to add your contributions to the code. I don't think I'll be able to merge the PR directly though, as the first commits are non working.
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About the idea to include a "Make" command, which compiler should be used for that? |
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I don'treally write in fortran. But the few times i had to use it, it
seemed to me that the compilation process was alwaysspecific enough t
require a makefile. As such, i woul recommand to just enable the "make"
command, with possibly the "make clean" as second optional choice.
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Le lun. 2 oct. 2017 à 9:09, Xavier Hahn <[email protected]> a
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About the idea to include a "Make" command, which compiler should be
used for that?
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Hi.
I think it would be great to have the fortran extension providing some basic features like "make" out of the box (i.e. without installing third party all-purpose code runners).
Unfortunately, I have no real knowledge on how to program VSCODE, and don't know typescript. So I propose here a NON WORKING pull request, as a starting point for anyone willing to do the actual work, should you agree with the idea.
I looked into the code of "latex-workshop", which provides a "build" command and did some copy-paste :
I left in CAPITALS the parts that I don't know how to code.
If you are willing to implement this, it would be great. Of course, I'd be happy to help further if I can :)