[jonnzus]

Make compileandrun.sh (or w/e name you want) to scripting dir and put this to inside of it:

find . -name "*.sma" -mmin -15 -exec ./amxxpc {} \;
find . -name "*.amxx" -mmin -1 -exec cp {} ../plugins/ \;

This will compile every files modified in last 15min and copy compiled files to plugins dir.

[kNowo]

Originally Posted by YamiKaitou It is possible if you modify compile.sh to suit your needs. It does not behave like the Windows counterpart compile.exe by default

aw..too bad

Originally Posted by jonnzus Make compileandrun.sh (or w/e name you want) to scripting dir and put this to inside of it: find . -name "*.sma" -mmin -15 -exec ./amxxpc {} \; find . -name "*.amxx" -mmin -1 -exec cp {} ../plugins/ \; This will compile every files modified in last 15min and copy compiled files to plugins dir.

This will do the trick. Thanks!

EDIT: I think you should add delay before finding .amxx and copying them to ../plugins folder

[kNowo]

@jonncuz
Can you examine this piece of code? Is it correct and safe? I don't want it to suddenly delete all my files

find . -name '*.sma' -mmin -5 -exec ./amxxpc {} \;
sleep 20
find . -name '*.amxx' -mmin -1 -exec cp {} ../plugins \;
sleep 20
find . -name '*.amxx' -mmin -1 -exec rm {} \;

[jonnzus]

It should work, but you can probably also change

find . -name '*.amxx' -mmin -1 -exec cp {} ../plugins \;

to

find . -name '*.amxx' -mmin -1 -exec mv {} ../plugins \;

and then you don't need to delete those.