Liteide: Feature Request: Command line option to set ENV
Currently, LiteIde allows a file or folder to be included as a command-line option.
i.e. liteide.exe myproject
will start up LiteIde at the specified project directory.
This is very convenient when LiteIde is invoked from a batch file (or script) within a custom project environment.
It would be even more convenient if I could also set the active LiteIde environment via the command-line using, say, an "-e" option
e.g. liteide.exe -e custom.env myproject
rvjcallanan
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Perhaps a better solution is to reload the current environment each time a folder is opened (either at LiteIDE startup or during a LiteIDE session). With some extra smarts in the env file parser, it would then be possible to include project directory information in the standard env file e.g. in order to customise GOPATH.
rvjcallanan
on 25 Jan 2013
I currently use the environment "switcher" to change between go and gopherjs builder (not perfect, but it works: https://github.com/bep/go-or-gopherjs)
It would be great if I would somehow load environments automatic per project / package.
bep
on 22 Feb 2017
please download latest version
liteide --select-env [system|win32|cross-linux64|...]
visualfc
on 18 May 2017
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Perhaps a better solution is to reload the current environment each time a folder is opened (either at LiteIDE startup or during a LiteIDE session). With some extra smarts in the env file parser, it would then be possible to include project directory information in the standard env file e.g. in order to customise GOPATH.