Reputation: 9
When I try to run my file with the "build" option in sublime text it tells me "building" and then just stops. I don't get an error message and it doesn't crash, it works fine to edit the code. It just doesn't run it at all. It worked when I didnt use "def" as command but I have to use them for a school project and it doesnt work at all. Edit: It does work with def but it doesnt work when I try to get user input.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 264
Reputation: 932
If you are using Windows OS:
1. Create launcher batch file C:\Ruby26-x64\RBCMDRUN.BAT
@echo off
TITLE %1
set EXE=%~dp0bin\ruby.exe
set MYARGS=
:NEXTARG
if "[%~1]" NEQ "[]" (
IF "[%~1]" EQU "[-PAUSE]" (
set ALWAYSPAUSE=Y
shift
goto NEXTARG
)
if "%MYARGS%" EQU "" (
set MYARGS=%~1
) else (
set MYARGS=%MYARGS% %~1
)
rem echo %MYARGS%
if not "[%~1]"=="[]" (
shift
goto NEXTARG
)
)
IF "[%MYARGS%]" EQU "[]" (
ECHO Error: ruby file name is missing
GOTO PAUSEANDEXIT
)
echo %EXE% %MYARGS%
%EXE% "%MYARGS%"
IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
ECHO Program exited with error %ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO PAUSEANDEXIT
)
IF "%ALWAYSPAUSE%" NEQ "Y" GOTO EXIT
:PAUSEANDEXIT
PAUSE
:EXIT
EXIT
2. Add or Modify .sublime-build for Ruby
Packages/Ruby/Ruby.sublime-build
"cmd": ["start", "C:\\Ruby26-x64\\RBCMDRUN.BAT", "$file", "-PAUSE"],
"shell": true,
Remove "-PAUSE" if you don't need it.
3. [Optional] Bind a key for running your script
Preferences - key bindings
{ "keys": ["f5"], "command": "build"},
Upvotes: 1