Environment Variables plugin - Revision history

Bluehazzard: Add scripting documentation

2019-09-16T20:06:49Z

Add scripting documentation

2012-02-10T21:37:16Z

System! (not global) variables...

2011-10-08T15:20:06Z

Added variables link.

2011-10-08T15:12:49Z

Added "See also".

2011-08-27T01:28:40Z

2011-06-03T08:36:54Z

2011-03-18T12:07:42Z

2007-06-13T21:01:00Z

Explain new features as of 0.9.7

2006-11-11T14:51:21Z

use the new infobox

2006-11-11T13:15:46Z

fixed wrong category

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 The dialog for editing the sets is located in Settings->Environment->Environment variables.<br/>
 The dialog for choosing the active set for the current project is located in Project->Properties->EnvVar options.
 ==See also==
 * [[Code::Blocks variable types synthesis]]

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 }}
-'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting [[Global compiler variables|environment variables]] in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the EnvVars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain EnvVar set to activate (and use during compilation).
+'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows for the setting of system environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the EnvVars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain EnvVar set to activate (and use during compilation).
 The dialog for editing the sets is located in Settings->Environment->Environment variables.<br/>

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 }}
-'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the EnvVars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain EnvVar set to activate (and use during compilation).
+'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting [[Global compiler variables|environment variables]] in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the EnvVars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain EnvVar set to activate (and use during compilation).
 The dialog for editing the sets is located in Settings->Environment->Environment variables.<br/>

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:12, 8 October 2011
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	The dialog for editing the sets is located in Settings->Environment->Environment variables.<br/>		The dialog for editing the sets is located in Settings->Environment->Environment variables.<br/>
	The dialog for choosing the active set for the current project is located in Project->Properties->EnvVar options.		The dialog for choosing the active set for the current project is located in Project->Properties->EnvVar options.
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		+	==See also==
		+	* [[Code::Blocks variable types synthesis]]

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 {{Infobox_Plugin|
    name = Environment Variables Editor |
-   logo = [[Image:Generic-plugin.png]] |
+   logo = [[File:Envvars.png]] |
    developer = [[User:MortenMacFly|MortenMacFly]] |
    maintainer = MortenMacFly |
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 }}
-'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the envvars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain envvar set to activate (and use during compilation).
+'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the EnvVars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain EnvVar set to activate (and use during compilation).
 The dialog for editing the sets is located in Settings->Environment->Environment variables.<br/>
 The dialog for choosing the active set for the current project is located in Project->Properties->EnvVar options.

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	'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the envvars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain envvar set to activate (and use during compilation).		'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the envvars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain envvar set to activate (and use during compilation).
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		+	The dialog for editing the sets is located in Settings->Environment->Environment variables.<br/>
		+	The dialog for choosing the active set for the current project is located in Project->Properties->EnvVar options.

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−	'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the envvars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain envvar set ~~it it get's activated~~ (and ~~mayby compiled~~).	+	'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the envvars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain envvar set to activate (and use during compilation).

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    developer = [[User:MortenMacFly|MortenMacFly]] |
    maintainer = MortenMacFly |
-   version = 0.92
+   version = 0.97
 }}
-'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks.
+'''Environment variables editor''' plugin allows setting environment variables in the focus of Code::Blocks. A user can have several sets that contain 1..n environment variables. A user can switch between these sets within the environment variables configuration dialog. In addition the envvars plugin offers an option to projects (within project setup) to apply a certain envvar set it it get's activated (and mayby compiled).

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-[[Category:Code::Blocks Plugins]]
+[[Category:Code::Blocks Contrib Plugins]]
 {{Infobox_Plugin|
    name = Environment Variables Editor |