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this isn't a big issue, I just wanted to point out that it's a little inconvenient at the moment to test one example after the other.
On Linux I first have to go into the subdirectory of the example and then go deeper into bin/linux64/release/ and only then can I execute it. To see the next one I've to go all the
way back and then the same thing over again.
It would be great if there were symlinks/scripts from a single directory to be able to test all the examples/tutorials in one location.
It's just for convenience really, not a big deal.
:-)
Greetings...
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It's not on the repository for now, but we added a new premake action to regroup all binaries of pluginsm examples or tutorials in a single folder launching a command like that:
This new action have been created to solve another problem initially, but this should be more convenient to test quickly examples and tutorials too. ;)
It's not on the repository for now, but we added a new premake action to
regroup all binaries of pluginsm examples or tutorials in a single folder
launching a command like that:
This new action have been created to solve another problem initially, but
this should be more convenient to test quickly examples and tutorials too.
;)
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Hello,
this isn't a big issue, I just wanted to point out that it's a little inconvenient at the moment to test one example after the other.
On Linux I first have to go into the subdirectory of the example and then go deeper into bin/linux64/release/ and only then can I execute it. To see the next one I've to go all the
way back and then the same thing over again.
It would be great if there were symlinks/scripts from a single directory to be able to test all the examples/tutorials in one location.
It's just for convenience really, not a big deal.
:-)
Greetings...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: