Update nest_with_ides.rst

doc/htmldoc/developer_space/workflows/nest_with_ides.rst

@@ -425,27 +425,21 @@ running NEST. The description here was tested on Ubuntu 23.
 
 Setting up the project
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 1. :ref:`Clone NEST <git_workflow>` onto your computer or select ``Get from VCS`` from CLion's start window
-2. First setup CMake
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-.. image:: ../../static/img/clion_cmake_config.png
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-3. Add the following CMake option: ``-DPython_ROOT_DIR=[path/to/root/of/python/env]``
-4. Then add a run configuration
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-.. image:: ../../static/img/clion_run_configuration.png
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-5. Add a ``custom build application``
-6. Set the ``PYTHONPATH``` environment variable: ``PYTHONPATH=[build/dir]/install/lib/python3.9/site-packages:$PYTHONPATH``
-7. Add a custom target
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-.. image:: ../../static/img/clion_custom_build_targets.png
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-8. Add an external build tool
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-.. image:: ../../static/img/clion_external_tools.png
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-9. The working directory should be set to the build directory set in the cmake configuration before
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-.. image:: ../../static/img/clion_custom_build_targets.png
+2. You will be prompted to setup CMake. You can find the CMake configuration in the settings (Build,Execution,Deployment --> CMake) to make more changes at a later point. Make the following changes and press "Ok":
+* Generator: "Let CMake decide"
+* CMake options: "-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=[YOUR BUILD DIRECTORY]/install -DPython_ROOT_DIR=[YOUR PYTHON ENV ROOT] -Wunused-parameter -Wall -Wextra -Werror -Dwith-optimize=OFF -Dwith-debug=ON"
+* Build directory: "[YOUR BUILD DIRECTORY]"
+3. Edit the run configurations by clicking on "Edit configurations" in the dropdown in the top right corner.
+4. Add a ``custom build application``
+5. Set the following values:
+* Environment variables: ``PYTHONPATH=[YOUR BUILD DIRECTORY]/install/lib/python3.[YOUR PYTHON MINOR VERSION]/site-packages:$PYTHONPATH``
+* Working directory: [YOUR NEST REPO ROOT]
+* Executable: [YOUR PYTHON ENV ROOT]/bin/python3
+6. Add a custom target by clicking on "Configure Custom Build Targets" and give it a name of your choice
+7. Add an external build tool by clicking on the three dots next to the "Build" dropdown menu and give it a name of your choice again. Then set the following values:
+* Program: [PATH TO MAKE EXECUTABLE] (usually /usr/bin/make)
+* Arguments: -j $(nproc) install
+* Working directory: [YOUR BUILD DIRECTORY]
+
+You can now run any python script using NEST and debug the C++ code. To debug Python code, use Pycharm instead (does not require any setup whatsoever).