Let’s say I have just completed some code.
I am still in the sublime window.
From here I’d like to use the custom command “CTRL+SHIFT+” and have that trigger my own .EXE.*
That .EXE will be passed an argument. That argument is the location of the current tab**
So the .EXE is running and it’s code looks for a “.my-custom-project-file-ext” file to determine where it should start within the file hiearchy
if it can’t find it in the current folder location as specified by the passed in argument it will go up a folder up until it hits the root. if It can’t find anything at the root then it quits and returns an error.
but if it does find that file type. well I’ll worry about that. that’s a C++ issue.
Is sublime capable of what I’ve just described?
*I know that sublime can do builds. I don’t know what files are involved in that process but I think it’s fair to assume that sublime can run a .EXE of my choosing.
**can sublime get the current tab? for example:
if my file is stored in C:/users/missions/KMG/where/ever/underKMG
can sublime hold a value that is equal to that path?