Hi,
> I use a project folder hierarchy where the Project folder contains the
> Makefile and Doxyfile files. Then the source files are in Project/src,
> the intermediate build products are in Project/build and the doxygen
> generated files are in Project/docs.
>
> When I'm editing a source file (ie. Project/src/main.cpp) and use the
> "Build" command (or :make), I get an error that no Makefile can be
> located. Is there a way to have set the Build command to run make in
> the Project directory without having to change directories first?
I usually just stay in the root of the project-folder (I don't change the
working directory), so the PWD is the same folder, where the Makefile is, so
you can use make as intended.
This should fix your problem.
The other reason I do this is "sessions":
I autosave my sessions in the current working directory (this is from my vimrc):
" save session on losing focus
au FocusLost *
\ :exe "mks! _vimsession.vis"
" also save colorscheme
au FocusLost *
\ :call writefile(['set bg='.&bg, 'color '.colors_name],
'_vimsessionx.vim')
So when I want to open my project, i just type:
:so ~/path-to-project/_vimsession.vis
And all project-files I worked on are opened.
I also have an automator-workflow to do this by doubleclicking on the .vis-file.
Best
Frank
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