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<h1>Tipps and Tricks</h1>
<h3>Syntax highlighting</h3>
To enable syntax highlighting for the Project.meta files in Eclipse, install the "rtext_eclipse_plugin" (Help->Install New Software...) and associate ".meta" files with the rtext editor (Window->Preferences, File Associations page).<br>
An update site for Eclipse (needed for installation) will be provided soon. For now, you can download it manually at github.
<h3>Key bindings</h3>
It is possible to bind the bake commands to keys.<p>
<img src="keys.png"/><br>
<h3>Unnecessary includes</h3>
If a library or executable is successfully build with "-v", unnecessary includes are printed out:
<pre id="rundrum"><code>Info: Include to ../sub1/include/ seems to be unnecessary
Info: Include to ../sub2/include/ seems to be unnecessary</code></pre>
This features depends on the compiler dependency files. For projects with assembler files, the list might be incorrect.<br>
However, remove the IncludeDir statements from the Project.meta and check it out.
<h3>Symlinks and junctions</h3>
It is possible to use symlinks (Linux) or junctions (Windows) when working with git. Best practice:
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<li>Link all used projects into <i>one</i> directory (e.g. from application repository and basis software repository).
<li>Use this directory when working with bake, Eclipse, etc.
<li>Specify "-w <i>absolute_path_to_working_dir</i>.
<li>To sync/commit from/to svn, use the original directories created by git.
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