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AtomBuild / atom-build-make

GNU Make plugin for atom-build
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Detect targets in included files #13

Closed FabianInostroza closed 8 years ago

FabianInostroza commented 8 years ago

The default method for target extractions doesn't detect targets that are defined on included files in the Makefile.

noseglid commented 8 years ago

Have you enabled the useMake configuration setting?

FabianInostroza commented 8 years ago

Yes, using make to get the targets does work, but also lists repeated targets (the other issue that I filed).

FabianInostroza commented 8 years ago

Accidentally closed the issue.

noseglid commented 8 years ago

I think this issue should stay closed. Using regexes to parse includes and other obscure make features would just not be feasible and I wouldn't want to maintain it.

Let's track the multiple targets issue in #14

mshick commented 7 years ago

@noseglid I have a similar issue. I'd like to try useMake, I'm sure it will do what I need, but I haven't been able to figure out how to get the proper config setting. I've tried, in my config.cson file every variation I can think of. I've tried an atom-build.yaml file with useMake: true. No luck!

Do you mind giving a hint on where / how to set this?

noseglid commented 7 years ago

@mshick atom-build-make is actually a provider for atom-build. It will create build configurations. What you need to do is install build-make package alongside build and it will automatically populate the target list with build targets.

Use Make is a configuration setting to build-make (set it inside Atom).

mshick commented 7 years ago

@noseglid Oh, yeah, I have all that set up. I'm just unable to set the useMake var anywhere. I tried every variation of "build-make" and "atom-build" I could come up with in my config.cson, but nothing was working...

Having just restarted though, I see the new targets, so that was apparently the trick.

Thanks!