UEStudio integrated development environment tour: build project

The UEStudio tour is intended to guide you through some of the advanced IDE features of the application. UEStudio includes all of the features of UltraEdit, the world's best text editor, which are not covered here.

Programmers and developers may use the UEStudio project builder to build their projects directly from within UEStudio, as well as code their projects in UEStudio. The build command in UEStudio may be invoked either from the build menu or by using the Build button in the build toolbar.

This command saves the active document if needed and compiles and links all project files. If a compiler is not selected or the compiler options are not set for the project the Select Compiler dialog is displayed.

Compiler options may be edited by pressing the Edit Configuration button in the Select Compiler dialog.

More detailed information regarding compiler configuration options may be found in the application help files.

If a compiler has been selected and options configured, then the Project Settings dialog is displayed:

...and the build process is started.

• Classviewer
• IntelliTips
• Compile
• Debug
• Integrated debugger
• Batch builder
• Build project
• Resource editor
• User tools
• Run DOS commands
• Diff/comparison tool

• Macros
• Integrated scripting
• Code style
• SVN/CVS support
• HTML validation
• HTML preview
• FTP/SFTP/FTPS
• Javascript Lint
• PHP support
• PHP debugging
• Ruby support

• Workspace manager
• Project manager
• Projects/solutions
• Project converter
• Templates
• Project templates
• Column/block editing
• Syntax highlighting
• Function list
• Code folding
• Output window

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