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Re: Lite-C in Visual Studio
[Re: TWO]
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03/20/07 07:31
03/20/07 07:31
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actually... you can launch the .c file without touching SED. All you have to do is save the file out, and then make either a batch file or tell visual studio to run acknex.exe "filename.c"
or something similar along those lines, if you want the specific instance let me know, albeit, the batch file is probably the way to go because yo uaren't really compiling anything with visual studio...
I think context might be of more use in this instance, and you can write up a custom highlighting/color pattern for the liteC language for it, etc. It won't have the nifty help shortcuts tho... (which, the help at the bottom, as far as I can tell, are all old c-script stuff...)
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Re: Lite-C in Visual Studio
[Re: sheefo]
#115197
03/24/07 14:38
03/24/07 14:38
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go into your project properties. And set the command to run...
C:\ProgramFiles\LiteC\acknex.exe
and the command arguments
".\yourscript.c"
this is inside the "debugging" tab on visual studio 2003, not sure on 2005, don't use it >_>
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