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For some projects, you'll be in a directory that doesn't have the makefile and it makes no sense for turtlestein to execute commands there. A setting like shellturtlestein_workingdir in the project settings would solve that.
s = window.active_view().settings() if s.has("shellturtlestein_workingdir"): return s.get("shellturtlestein_workingdir")
in cwd_for_window will add that feature.
Alternatively, you could interpret the "cd" command for the shell-turtlestein's working directory. E.g., if I'm in C:\Test\src in turtlestein, I could type cd .. in turtlestein and move to the parent directory and execute commands there.
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I like both ideas. We'd have to do some special handling of the cd command in order to persist the directory that was changed to for that window. I'd accept a patch
For some projects, you'll be in a directory that doesn't have the makefile and it makes no sense for turtlestein to execute commands there. A setting like
shellturtlestein_workingdir
in the project settings would solve that.s = window.active_view().settings() if s.has("shellturtlestein_workingdir"): return s.get("shellturtlestein_workingdir")
in
cwd_for_window
will add that feature.Alternatively, you could interpret the "cd" command for the shell-turtlestein's working directory. E.g., if I'm in C:\Test\src in turtlestein, I could type
cd ..
in turtlestein and move to the parent directory and execute commands there.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: