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Re: Runnning multiple Codelobster IDE at one time ? |
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Hi.
Please, check the following option:
Preferences->IDE->General->AllowMultipleInstances
After that You will be able to run several Codelobster IDE with different projects.
Regards,
Codelobster Team.
Hi.
Please, check the following option:
Preferences->IDE->General->AllowMultipleInstances
After that You will be able to run several Codelobster IDE with different projects.
Regards,
Codelobster Team.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2019 1:13 pm |
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Re: Runnning multiple Codelobster IDE at one time ? |
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I also work on a few projects at the same time: for the time being, I switch from one to another using the File =>Recent Projects list, but I can see the interest of having several projects opened at the same time.
I think there should be an option to allow for parsing of all the files of the project (or not). I understand the use of parsing the project files (to detect syntax error, todo, and to be able to provide link for objects, functions, variables between files). However, in case of a big amount of files, if one decides not to use theses features and to be able to open a project more quickly, that should be an option.
I also work on a few projects at the same time: for the time being, I switch from one to another using the [i]File =>Recent Projects[/i] list, but I can see the interest of having several projects opened at the same time.
I think there should be an option to allow for parsing of all the files of the project (or not). I understand the use of parsing the project files (to detect syntax error, todo, and to be able to provide link for objects, functions, variables between files). However, in case of a big amount of files, if one decides not to use theses features and to be able to open a project more quickly, that should be an option.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2019 8:43 am |
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As a developer, I'm often working on multiple projects at one time, but it doesn't seem to be possible to keep multiple projects open/run multiple copies of the IDE. Any chance you can disable the code that prevents one from launching multiple IDE's ?
Equally/on a side note, some of our projects contain 30,000+ files, having the IDE parse every file on project open is rather annoying, is there really a need for this ?
As a developer, I'm often working on multiple projects at one time, but it doesn't seem to be possible to keep multiple projects open/run multiple copies of the IDE. Any chance you can disable the code that prevents one from launching multiple IDE's ?
Equally/on a side note, some of our projects contain 30,000+ files, having the IDE parse every file on project open is rather annoying, is there really a need for this ?
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Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2019 5:03 pm |
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