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OS is Ubuntu MATE 22.04.4 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) 64-bit. Here is where the curiosity arised from: I just installed Haskell, and it is both compiled and interpreted language. So there are two ways to run its' code:
1- ghc haskell_file.hs then ./haskell_file to treat it as a compiled language
2- runghc HelloWorld1.hs to treat it as an interpreted language
so I already set the compile command to ghc %f and execute command to ./%e. But I might need to treat Haskell as an interpreted language so I added a second execution command and called it "interprete" and set it to runghc %f, and it appears as an option in the build menu :
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is there a way to add it to the toolbar alongside with compile, build and execute and give it a cute icon ? I mean here :
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Also if possible give it a keybind like Shift+f5 ? It feels like the feature is here but I'm missing a simple trick
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