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C++ compile & run in Sublime Text 3 in Ubuntu
By MKGAURAB, history, 8 years ago, In English

Those who use sublime Text 3 for C++ coding in Ubuntu. This build system is for them https://github.com/ddxofy/SublimeTextSnippets/blob/master/G%2B%2B(For%20Ubuntu).sublime-build

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8 years ago, # |
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The terminal opens, but doesn't wait for user interrupt and closes instantaneously. What to do?

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    I have worked on that. Couldn't find any good solution though.

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    I use this Build System in sublime-text-2 and works properly! I think it's OK with ST3!

    if that Build System doesn't work, another solution is to create a .sh shell script which compiles and runs your code!!

    PS: just simply add read -p 'Press any key to continue...' to the cmd string!

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    { "cmd": ["g++", "file", " - o", "{file_path}/{filebasename}"], "fileregex": "(..[: ] * ): ([0 - 9] + ): ?([0 - 9] + )?: ?(. * )", "working_dir": "{filepath}", "selector": "source.c, source.c +  + , source.cxx, source.cpp", "variants": [{"name": "Run", "shell": true, "cmd": ["gnome - terminal - e'bash - c"{file_path}/${file_base_name};echo;echo; echo Press ENTER to continue; read line;exit; exec bash"'"] } ]
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In each folder with source file there was Makefile also, and to run it I used this plugin.

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