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: Extend the build system. Scripts can be attached to projects and/or build targets and are executed before and/or after each of these is built. | : Extend the build system. Scripts can be attached to projects and/or build targets and are executed before and/or after each of these is built.<br/> | ||
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:As a special case of [[variable expansion]], scripts can be run in place of a variable, expanding to the output generated by the script. | |||
More Code::Blocks parts may be exposed to scripting in the future. | More Code::Blocks parts may be exposed to scripting in the future. | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 29 November 2006
Code::Blocks supports scripting to extend various parts of its functionality during runtime. The scripting language used is Squirrel.
Currently, Code::Blocks uses scripts for:
- Run arbitrary commands on application startup.
- Register new wizards for generating projects, build targets, files or anything else. All wizards shipped with Code::Blocks are scripted.
- Extend the GNU Debugger (and others) to support arbitrary data types. Code::Blocks ships with scripts that add wxString, std::string and std::vector "knowledge" to the GNU Debugger.
- Extend the build system. Scripts can be attached to projects and/or build targets and are executed before and/or after each of these is built.
- As a special case of variable expansion, scripts can be run in place of a variable, expanding to the output generated by the script.
More Code::Blocks parts may be exposed to scripting in the future.
