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Is it possible for me to set up multiple compilers? What I mean is, I have multiple servers using 1.8.2, 1.8.3, ReHLDS and other AMXX versions and I always compile my plugins on all of them to see if any errors will pop up. I used to be able to easily switch between different compilers in Notepad++, but I can't find such an option here.
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With my version, you can build them all at once, or compile them individually one by one.
Here I will explain how to build them all at once.
To do it, you need to open your user folder on `Packages/User/Amxmodx`.
On this directory, you will find the compiling scripts. If you are using the Windows .bat compiler:
- You need to rename the file `AmxxPawn.bat` to `AmxxReHLDS.bat` (new name example)
- Then on the file `AmxxReHLDS.bat` file you configure the ReHLDS compiler.
- Now if you want to setup another compiler, duplicate the file `AmxxReHLDS.bat` and call it `AmxxHLDS.bat` (new name example)
- Then on the file `AmxxHLDS.bat` file you configure the HLDS normal compiler.
- You can keep repeating the steps 3 and 4 until if finishing configuring all your compilers.
- Now, lastly, you need to create a new empty `AmxxPawn.bat` file, with the following code as content:
Code:
CALL AmxxHLDS.bat %1 %2 %3 %4
CALL AmxxReHLDS.bat %1 %2 %3 %4
CALL AmxxAnother.bat %1 %2 %3 %4
- This will run all the compilers when you call to run the windows .bat compiler.
If you would like to run them individually, like only the `AmxxHLDS.bat` or `AmxxReHLDS.bat`,
you need to create a new build file configuration for Sublime Text.
To do it, just create this file `MyCustomBuild.sublime-build` anywhere you like inside the Sublime Text `Packages` folder.
I would recommended, for organization, for you to create this file on the folder `Packages/User/Amxmodx` (with the other scripts).
This would be the contents of the file:
Code:
{
"working_dir": "$file_path",
"cmd": ["$packages/User/Amxmodx/AmxxHLDS.bat","$file", "$file_base_name", "$packages", "$file_path"],
// "target": "ansi_color_build",
"syntax": "Packages/Amxmodx/AmxmodxConsole.sublime-syntax",
"variants":
[
{
"name": "AmxxReHLDS.bat",
"cmd": ["$packages/User/Amxmodx/AmxxReHLDS.bat","$file", "$file_base_name", "$packages", "$file_path"],
},
{
"name": "AmxxAnother.bat",
"cmd": ["$packages/User/Amxmodx/AmxxAnother.bat","$file", "$file_base_name", "$packages", "$file_path"],
},
],
"selector": "source.AmxxPawn, source.AMXX, source.sma",
"file_regex": "^.*[\\/\\\\]+(.+)\\(([0-9]+ ?.*)\\) : (.*)",
}
Then, when you press `Ctrl+Shift+B` on an Amxx file, and Sublime Text would ask you which build file you would like to use:
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