[Geany] Build settings for GLPK various filetypes extension (e.g. mod, lp, mps, glp, fps)

[Noli Sicad]

I think geany "build settings" needs updating to acccommodate - 56
languages and scripts

Geany

 [build_settings]
# %f will be replaced by the complete filename
# %e will be replaced by the filename without extension
# (use only one of it at one time)
compiler=g++ -Wall -c "%f"
linker=g++ -Wall -o "%e" "%f"
run_cmd="./%e"


This Scite and Gusek implementation to run the model

#To run model
command.go.needs.subsystem.$(file.patterns.gmpl)=0
command.go.needs.$(file.patterns.gmpl)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\glpsol.exe
$(1) -m "$(FileName).mod" $(doout) $(dobnd) $(2) $(3)
command.go.subsystem.$(file.patterns.gmpl)=3
command.go.$(file.patterns.gmpl)= dostring \
 if ("$(opnout)"~="") then scite.Open("$(opnout)") end \
 if ("$(opnbnd)"~="") then scite.Open("$(opnbnd)") end

command.go.needs.subsystem.$(file.patterns.gmps)=0
command.go.needs.$(file.patterns.gmps)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\glpsol.exe
$(1) --$(mpstype) "$(FileNameExt)" $(doout) $(dobnd)
command.go.subsystem.$(file.patterns.gmps)=3
command.go.$(file.patterns.gmps)= dostring \
 if ("$(opnout)"~="") then scite.Open("$(opnout)") end \
 if ("$(opnbnd)"~="") then scite.Open("$(opnbnd)") end

command.go.needs.subsystem.$(file.patterns.gclp)=0
command.go.needs.$(file.patterns.gclp)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\glpsol.exe
$(1) --lp "$(FileNameExt)" $(doout) $(dobnd)
command.go.subsystem.$(file.patterns.gclp)=3
command.go.$(file.patterns.gclp)= dostring \
 if ("$(opnout)"~="") then scite.Open("$(opnout)") end \
 if ("$(opnbnd)"~="") then scite.Open("$(opnbnd)") end

command.go.needs.subsystem.$(file.patterns.glp)=0
command.go.needs.$(file.patterns.glp)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\glpsol.exe
$(1) --glp "$(FileNameExt)" $(doout) $(dobnd)
command.go.subsystem.$(file.patterns.glp)=3
command.go.$(file.patterns.glp)= dostring \
 if ("$(opnout)"~="") then scite.Open("$(opnout)") end \
 if ("$(opnbnd)"~="") then scite.Open("$(opnbnd)") end

Noli

On 2/23/10, Noli Sicad <nsicad at gmail.com> wrote:
> BTW, I think every linux distribution has glpk package.
>
> Noli
>
>
> On 2/23/10, Noli Sicad <nsicad at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Note:  GLPK has not got any documentation online and I am not going to
>>> install it just to read the manual, please encourage the project
>>> maintainers
>>> to put their documentation online (a standard request for all projects
>>> which
>>> do not put documentation online).
>>
>> Google: glpk
>> http://www.google.com.au/#hl=en&source=hp&q=glpk&btnG=Google+Search&meta=&aq=f&oq=glpk&fp=c6d7d6ba048d7013
>>
>> GLPK
>> http://www.gnu.org/software/glpk/
>>
>> GUSEK
>> http://gusek.sourceforge.net/gusek.html
>>
>>
>>> I don't know anything about TextAdept but the Geany model of a
>>> "language"
>>> is:
>>>
>>> 1.a set of extensions defined for files containing the language
>>>
>>> 2. a syntax used for source highlighting and
>>>
>>> 3.  a set of commands for those files
>>
>> All scintilla based editors can do the above.
>> http://www.scintilla.org/ScintillaRelated.html
>>
>> SciTE is the original editor and the rest emulate this functionability.
>>
>> Advance ones are:
>> Komodo Edit - Windows, Mac, Linux
>> TetAdept - Windows, Mac, Linux and probably the easiest to configure
>> for running languages, scripts and modellling language.
>>
>> Try googling, komodo and TextAdept for more info.
>>
>> I just use compile = as example because their is entries on this
>> command. However, for modelling languages (glpk, r package, octave,
>> etc) and scripts. It does really matter we use "compile" and "run"
>> i.e. execute to run.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Noli
>>
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