Seems like the steps 1,2,3 show the IDE is still showing the warning? Warning is there.ĥ - Copied all the Tset files to the ino director and ran TSet.cmd Compiler warnings set to none.Īrduino-builder -dump-prefs -logger=machine -hardwareĪrduino-builder -compile -logger=machine -hardwareĤ - Unchecked verbose. Yes some warnings are helpful but others are just crowding the screen and are annoying to close.ġ - I created a new simple ino that would generate one warning in the arduino IDE v 1.8.12.Ģ - Checked compile in verbose settings. Or as I started off this last messages, how to get project to not go through the link. Like how to do regular expression search and replace, and all of the syntax. However I do a lot of network searches to remember how to do things. I am not too picky.Īnd yes there is the ability to do lots of strange configuration stuff with command lines and the like. It was also interesting, they had it setup to be able to do builds on the PC and have it download over the net to Edison, and then setup to do source level debugging.Īs for Colors and changing: I just go through and try out the different color schemes found in the preferences menu until I find one I like. For awhile used Text Wrangler on MAC.įor awhile was using Eclipse, with the Edison. For a long time I just used Programmers Notepad, Or VS, but then went to working some of the time on Linux or Mac. But it does not keep them all highlighted.Īgain as they say if you have an editor that does what you want great!.
Likewise if I do a search you can say find all and it will show all of the matches. Example I double clicked on a word and you can see the others are highlighted here as well. Yep - Sublime text more or less has this as well. You don't even have to search, just selecting a word will highlight all others.
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