Homebrew Sublime Text 3 for Homebrew?

[BurningDesire]

Hey all! I was wondering how or if I could setup Sublime text 3 to compile .3dsx files.

 

[JustPingo]

Can't you just ask it to run some BASH? (or even do it yourself, that would only be a file to run)

 

[mid-kid]

Hey all! I was wondering how or if I could setup Sublime text 3 to compile .3dsx files.

Since when has the choice of a text editor mattered in development of any kind? (Except where a specialized IDE is used: see Unity3d)
Just open a terminal and run "make" there, or create a shortcut for that command with your editor.

 

[Tjessx]

Have used sublime text to edit the c files, but i think Netbeans comes in handier,

 

[BurningDesire]

Since when has the choice of a text editor mattered in development of any kind? (Except where a specialized IDE is used: see Unity3d)
Just open a terminal and run "make" there, or create a shortcut for that command with your editor.

I want to build from sublime text directly to the Citra emulator for testing. Which you can't do in any specific compiler (Netbeans) for example. Or can you?

 

[Lenan]

You can, add this to your makefile after all:/clean: section

run:
    @ echo run ...
    PathToCitra\citra.exe $(TARGET).smdh

remove the space between @ and echo (I'm too dumb to figure out how to escape in this forum lol)

 

[BurningDesire]

You can, add this to your makefile after all:/clean: section

run:
    @ echo run ...
    PathToCitra\citra.exe $(TARGET).smdh

On Mac?

 

[JustPingo]

On Mac?

Same, just change citra.exe to the "package" (don't remember how they are called).

EDIT: Never mind, I'm saying shit.

 

[Lenan]

uh... not sure, but try this:

run:
    open -a Citra $(TARGET).smdh

 

[BurningDesire]

uh... not sure, but try this:

run:
    open -a Citra $(TARGET).smdh

Okay I will. Thank you.

 

[Lenan]

Ok just retested it on windows, there are some errors and missing stuff in my previous post.
Here is an update instruction:

1. in your makefile add.

run:
    PathToCitra\citra.exe $(TARGET).elf //If you're using Windows
    open -a Citra $(TARGET).elf //If you're using Linux/Mac.

NetBeans only:
2. Right click your project -> properties -> run -> and in the run command field write : make run

Sublime Text 3:
1. Tools -> Build System -> New Build System
2. Replace existing code with:

//Assuming you work from a source folder within your project. Else, you have to tweak "-C .."
{
    "cmd": "make -C ..",
 
    "variants":
    [
        {
        "name": "Run",
        "cmd": "make run -C .."
        },
       
        {
        "name": "Clean",
        "cmd": "make clean -C .."
        },
 
    ]
}

3. Save it as 3DS (or whatever)
4. Open your source file
5. Tools -> Build System -> 3DS (or whatever)

You can now build/run from the tools tab and you will find all options in the command palette (CTRL+Shift+P)

Hope that helps

 

[mid-kid]

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I'm not really for adding a run target in the makefile, because it's too platform- and installation-dependent. Just do something like "make && path/to/citra thing" on the cmd line (again, this differs per platform and text editor).

 

[Lenan]

I'm not really for adding a run target in the makefile, because it's too platform- and installation-dependent. Just do something like "make && path/to/citra thing" on the cmd line (again, this differs per platform and text editor).

Yeah, but he asked how to do it directly with sublime and/or netbeans.

 

[mid-kid]

Yeah, but he asked how to do it directly with sublime and/or netbeans.

With "in the cmdline" I meant something like

"cmd": "make && path/to/citra thing"

 

[BurningDesire]

Ok just retested it on windows, there are some errors and missing stuff in my previous post.
Here is an update instruction:

1. in your makefile add.

run:
    PathToCitra\citra.exe $(TARGET).elf //If you're using Windows
    open -a Citra $(TARGET).elf //If you're using Linux/Mac.

NetBeans only:
2. Right click your project -> properties -> run -> and in the run command field write : make run

Sublime Text 3:
1. Tools -> Build System -> New Build System
2. Replace existing code with:

//Assuming you work from a source folder within your project. Else, you have to tweak "-C .."
{
    "cmd": "make -C ..",
 
    "variants":
    [
        {
        "name": "Run",
        "cmd": "make run -C .."
        },
     
        {
        "name": "Clean",
        "cmd": "make clean -C .."
        },
 
    ]
}

3. Save it as 3DS (or whatever)
4. Open your source file
5. Tools -> Build System -> 3DS (or whatever)

You can now build/run from the tools tab and you will find all options in the command palette (CTRL+Shift+P)

Hope that helps

Thank you. I will try this as soon as I can.