All language subtitles for 7. CodeLite Windows - Getting Started

All right, welcome back.

So now that we downloaded, installed and configured correctly, code light will now create a new workspace.

So create here, click here on the new workspace here, select C++ Press.

OK, and now what we are going to do is simply to specify the workspace name OK, which you may use

here.

Basically whatever you like, we can always use here.

I like, I don't know, C or C++ or I don't know my let's see my programming workspace.

OK, that's also will be good press.

OK, and basically now you will see that it seems like my programming workspace has been created successfully

and now it's time to create our new project.

So click on your working space and right click new new project.

OK, and now in the new project we are going to specify a couple of things.

I don't know.

Let's say the name will be like Hello World.

Right?

This will be the name of our first project or I don't know, you mail.

So you'll hear my first project, OK?

And then we need to select the category of this project, it's not going to be a graphical user interface,

but in these course it's probably going to be a console type.

What should be its type all along?

Which type should be JCC?

OK, we are going to use it for our SEE programs.

The compiler is going to be what it's going to be the main GW, of course, and the baggier will set

it up to be Jianyu GDB debugger.

OK, here we will specify what should we choose.

Maybe we should also stick with the default.

I don't know.

What do you think guys.

Let's leave.

It is default and yeah.

Basically there you go.

You can see your first project using code light.

You can see here the source files and you can see that you have like main dot C file that hopefully

will open up right away.

And there you go.

Here is your first pro file using code light.

So Main Dot.

See, that's the first file to go Hello World.

And if you want to like to build and run it, then you simply go here to build and you can just build

a project and you can also build and run the project.

So let's build and run it.

You can see the whole process of the build goes behind the scenes and there you go.

Here is your hello world.

Very nice guys.

Looking good, right?

The execution of the first program, the build has been working successfully so far.

And now what we are going to do is to use basically to configure the language server.

So just go to plugins, set it up here, language server settings.

And what we can see here, these that we have the C language D, right.

We talked about it.

Language is supported C and C, P, P, R connections string WDIA.

So here press also scan just to make sure press OK.

And now everything seems to be exactly as it needs the way they press.

OK, and basically it's already set up.

Now, what we may also take into consideration is like to exploring these plug ins section, and we

can see that there are actually quite a bit of them that maybe use the for our advantage like DEVE tool

and get.

OK, that's not for these course.

Probably.

Maybe, yes.

Maybe I will talk a little bit about it, but not not now.

Also let's go to manage plug ins and you can see that you have a lot of things, a lot of options here.

Some of them are enabled, some of them are disabled.

So one of the things that I think that we should definitely add is the autosave option, OK, this will

simply automatically save modified files, even if you not specified it explicitly.

OK, so press.

Yes, I think it's a good one.

It can save you some some time.

OK, and go light restart is needed.

You know, I won't let restarted now.

It will have restarted after wars.

But you may simply restart the cold light right away.

And later on, once you've done your restart, you will see here, you'll see the autosave and you will

be able to specify and the duration, the time intervals between every automatic save, whether it's

going to be like five, 10 or 15 seconds, whatever you think is the most relevant for you.

Also, we will take a look.

Yeah, first of all, you see that it's not a complete source for a lot of things.

It gives us a lot of options.

OK, but that's not what I wanted to show you.

I wanted to show you the following thing of.

Let's go to to try to do due to where it is.

Let's go to preferences.

So here in the preferences, you can also see additional things that may also be useful for you.

You can see here like IDs, OK, you can see what else is very interesting here.

There is the additive.

We see the added maybe add smart quotes, OK, that by writing when you're typing, either of them automatically

add another one to the right, like to close it.

You will see also where it's needed or a complete closing bracket in parentheses.

Also a good option.

So that's basically it for this explanation.

I think that will be quite enough.

OK, you can zoom, zoom out, do whatever you want.

And yeah, basically, I think that's amazing.

Right, guys?

So thank you so much for watching.

This was, ah, additional explanation on simply how to create a new project, including different functionalities

of code light.

And before we finish, there are simply like these menubar that I would like to discuss with you in

a couple of words.

OK, so this file is simply a file manual that contains the options to create new files, OK, to open

files, to reload files, to load and remove of tabs, to make some save files, Sivas and so on and

so forth.

Then there is the added of the editing options basically that you need OK, in the editing itself,

like cut, copy paste and so on and so forth.

There is also the view, which contains also additional very, quite useful capabilities like full screen.

And there is also words, rap.

You know, basically you can also explore it on your own search, OK, you can search for things.

And there is the workspace contains the creation of a new workspace, opening up an existing workspace

and the build, OK, basically compiling files, running projects, building and running all together,

cleaning projects and so on.

The debugger, OK, debugging things plugins.

OK, plug ins.

We already talked about what are these nice plug ins there is the settings, OK, settings simply the

settings for e.g. the GDP, the built settings, code completion settings, preferences and so on,

so forth.

And if you need any help of course you can go here to help and ask for some help.

Awesome.

So, yeah, basically, I think this will be quite enough.

OK, and thank you guys for watching.

My name is Love.

This is Alphatech and we are proceeding with our amazing programming course.

Of course, you may watch this video in my basic courses in my intermediate or even the advanced doesn't

really matter because the ideas may be used for either of them.

So get yourself ready and let's start working.