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I generated a project from cmake. After project created (or maybe after first compile) there is a list of commands automatically generated to allow to compile any single file (with F9). I suppose all these commands are stored in nbproject/private/Default.properties. But after I change CMakeLists.txt (like add new compilation flag) and re-generate Makefile and rebuild project, every single file are compiled (by pressing F9) with old list of compilation flags. So, it would be great to update commands for single file compilations after Makefile regenerated.
As workaround you can do not the following: - when you clean & build project from the IDE have a look at Output window - there is a gear icon on the leftside of Output window - press it and allow IDE to overwrite old compile info with the new one. What we should do: - have an option in Code Assistance category in project's Properties to allow "auto update" after clean&build, so user doesn't have to look for and press this icon in Output window
(In reply to Vladimir Voskresensky from comment #1) > As workaround you can do not the following: *not* == now
Thanks. This button also has no tooltip, so it's very hard to find by yourself.
I have a tooltip on this button :-)