codeblocks1
The open-source, cross-platform ide
Usage
codeblocks [-h]
[-ns]
[-d]
[--prefix
<str>]
[-p
<str>]
[--profile
<str>]
[--rebuild]
[--build]
[--target
<str>]
[--no-batch-window-close]
[--batch-build-notify]
[filename(s) ...]
Overview
codeblocks launches the Code::Blocks IDE. Its various command-line arguments are listed below.
Options
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-h, --help -
Displays the list of accepted command-line arguments.
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-ns -
Do not display a splash screen on startup. The splash screen can be completely disabled in the program's environment options.
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-d -
Enable the debugging log.
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--prefix -
Specify an alternate path for Code::Blocks to find its shared files.
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-p, --profile -
Set which profile to use. If you set the profile to
ask, Code::Blocks will display a list with all the known profiles to choose from.
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--rebuild -
Start a batch rebuild (i.e. "clean" and "build") job on the filenames passed as arguments. The filenames can be either projects or workspaces.
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--build -
Start a batch build (i.e. no "clean") job on the filenames passed as arguments. The filenames can be either projects or workspaces.
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--target -
Specify a single build target to build in the batch build (or rebuild) job.
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--no-batch-window-close -
When the batch job ends, the log window closes too. This option keeps it open until you manually close it.
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--batch-build-notify -
Display a message when the batch job finishes.
Examples
Batch build myproject.cpp, only the "Debug" target and keep the batch job window open when finished:
codeblocks --build --target="Debug" --no-batch-window-close myproject.cbp Batch rebuild everything in myproject.cbp: codeblocks --rebuild myproject.cbp
Releases
7 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy); the text changed 1 time.