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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [Bug 124310] Multiple execution and debugging configurations
From:       Daniel "Calviño" "Sánchez" <danxuliu () gmail ! com>
Date:       2006-04-30 21:25:22
Message-ID: 20060430212522.6865.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From danxuliu gmail com  2006-04-30 23:25 \
------- First of all, I apologize for the time that passed since I made the \
report. I thought that I had already answered, but I realized that I \
hadn't. Sorry.

About "active target", it's true. I haven't noticed it before. However, \
maybe I'm wrong, but as far as I can tell, you can only have one set of \
"run arguments" configured per target. So, if you want to execute that \
argument with different arguments, you have to change them explicitly in \
each execution.

For example, you want to execute program foo. It accepts the options \
"--bar" and "-o fileName". If you set the "run arguments" to be "--bar", \
whenever you want to execute it with "-o fileName" arguments, you need to \
change it in the active target. If you want to execute it again with \
"--bar", you need to change it.

It'll be better if you can specify various arguments set, so you select to \
run foo with "set1", and it uses "--bar" as arguments. If you select \
"set2", it'll run with "-o fileName", and so on. But you wouldn't need to \
rewrite the arguments each time, only select a different arguments set from \
a menu (for example).

I think that it can't be made at this moment. Please correct me if I'm \
wrong.


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