Is it possible to play a sound or beep when compiling was finished? Sometimes compiling takes some time and I am struggling to get to know that it finished.
Ondrej
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Play a sound/beep when compiling finished
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Ondrej Pokorny wroteIs it possible to play a sound or beep when compiling was finished? Sometimes compiling takes some time and I am struggling to get to know that it finished.
Put something in the "execute after" command (or whatever it's called).
I normally display a time there so that I can see I did actually run a build, if I've looked at something else meanwhile.
Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
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Thank you for suggesstion, Maybe get out of follow hundred green line in messagebox I'm using osx and after execute line I wrote "say compiling finished" now my macbook talk to me :)
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote 10 lines
Ondrej Pokorny wrote:
> Is it possible to play a sound or beep when compiling was finished?
> Sometimes compiling takes some time and I am struggling to get to
> know that it finished.
Put something in the "execute after" command (or whatever it's called).
I normally display a time there so that I can see I did actually run a
build, if I've looked at something else meanwhile.
Put something in the "execute after" command (or whatever it's called). I normally…
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote 9 lines
Ondrej Pokorny wrote:
> Is it possible to play a sound or beep when compiling was finished?
> Sometimes compiling takes some time and I am struggling to get to
> know that it finished.
Put something in the "execute after" command (or whatever it's called).
I normally display a time there so that I can see I did actually run a
build, if I've looked at something else meanwhile.
But this has to be defined for every project separately, true?
Ondrej
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On 12.10.2015 00:31, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
> Ondrej Pokorny wrote:
>> Is it possible to play a sound or beep when compiling was finished?
>> Sometimes compiling takes some time and I am struggling to get to
>> know that it finished.
>
> Put something in the "execute after" command (or whatever it's called).
>
> I normally display a time there so that I can see I did actually run a
> build, if I've looked at something else meanwhile.
But this has to be defined for every project separately, true?
Yes.
There is no IDEIntf event yet for all tasks stopped, nor for building project stopped.
Feel free to add one.
Mattias
But this has to be defined for every project separately, true? Ondrej
Ondrej Pokorny wrote 12 lines
On 12.10.2015 00:31, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
> Ondrej Pokorny wrote:
>> Is it possible to play a sound or beep when compiling was finished?
>> Sometimes compiling takes some time and I am struggling to get to
>> know that it finished.
>
> Put something in the "execute after" command (or whatever it's called).
>
> I normally display a time there so that I can see I did actually run a
> build, if I've looked at something else meanwhile.
But this has to be defined for every project separately, true?
A command to always be run after a build has completed (and possibly another to be run before a build has started) would seem to be a viable thing for the IDE.
Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
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On Mon, 12 Oct 2015 13:35:16 +0200 Yes. There is no IDEIntf event yet for all tasks…
Mattias Gaertner wroteYes. There is no IDEIntf event yet for all tasks stopped, nor for building project stopped. Feel free to add one.
Done: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=28839
Ondrej