Configure the c # compiling environment for sublime Text 2 in linux,

Configure the c # compiling environment for sublime Text 2 in linux,

Don't laugh at me. I ran xp on a virtual machine and installed vs2008 on it. The computer performance was really poor, so I installed sublime to write code, then it will be debugged by vs2008.

Let's talk about things.

After installing sublime, you need to install a c # IDE, or you need to obtain a compilation command that can be compiled on the command line similar to java javac.

Here I have installed MonoDevelop, and it seems that the available C # compiler only has Mono. If you see a better compiler, you can introduce it to me. Project Homepage

Http://mono-project.com/main_page. : Http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html

It seems that you can also use apt-get install MonoDevelop or apt-get install Mono.

After the installation is complete, enter mono -- version in the command line. If you can see what is shown in, the installation is successful.

johnny@johnny-pc:~$ mono --versionMono JIT compiler version 3.2.8 (Debian 3.2.8+dfsg-4ubuntu1)Copyright (C) 2002-2014 Novell, Inc, Xamarin Inc and Contributors. www.mono-project.com    TLS:           __thread    SIGSEGV:       altstack    Notifications: epoll    Architecture:  amd64    Disabled:      none    Misc:          softdebug     LLVM:          supported, not enabled.    GC:            sgenjohnny@johnny-pc:~$ 

That's all.

Sublime Text 2 has two key commands for compiling and running c #.

"Mcs" -- compile the *. cs FILE command. Specific description of "mcs": http://www.mono-project.com/CSharp_Compiler

"Mono" -- run the *. exe file generated after compilation.

Configure C # Build System for Sublime Text 2

Open sublime text 2 and choose Tools> Build System> New Build System.

Enter the following code:

{    "cmd": ["mcs", "$file"],    "file_regex": "^(...*?):([0-9]*):?([0-9]*)",    "selector": "source.cs",    "encoding": "GBK",    "variants":      [         {             "name": "Run",             "cmd": ["mono", "${file_path}/${file_base_name}.exe"]         }      ]  }

For details about parameters of sublime text 2 Build System, see http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/build. Click Save and enter the file name C #. sublime-build. The file will be saved to the Packages/User folder by default. Now, the configuration of sublime text 2 is complete.

Test the compiling and running environment

Write a piece of code to open the sublime command line

After "Ctrl + B" is compiled, a prompt is displayed. An exe file with the same name will be generated under the *. cs directory.

 

Press Ctrl + Shift + B to run the command again.

 

 

Now, the environment is configured.

 

The Code style plug-in is provided by default. Simply select and use.

 

Add annotation for c # code

The comment shortcut in C # is invalid becausePackages folderThe file defining the annotation behavior is missing. Open Packages and add a name in the C # Folder:Comments. tmPreferencesFile, enter the following content:

 

In win8, sublime text2 can be configured to run in C.

Tdm-gcc + sublime text2
 
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