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> Point 6: I've read this sentence several times but seemingly you opened an executable in a text editor and that somehow broke your build process? Or something
by ylyn 5y ago
> Point 6: I've read this sentence several times but seemingly you opened an executable in a text editor and that somehow broke your build process? Or something? Was it write-locked by the editor?
I can't imagine how you got to that interpretation.
Obviously what OP meant was that they wanted to get out of VS and try developing in Sublime..
- azinman2 5y agoAnd in doing so expected Sublime to be an IDE and not a text editor, which means they don’t really understand what. text editor is, what’s in scope, or how it functions.
- Vivtek 5y agoNo, in doing so they expected the IDE to continue to function as a build tool even if the programmer is using a text editor that works for them.
- vixalien 5y agoI needed to install Android Studio to get the relevant android build tools, when I was done, I didn't touch android studio, I wrote all my code in Sublime and run a command that uses Android Studio's tools without opening the app. Heck, I could even run an emulator without opening the Android Studio GUI which is comparable to VS. It seems like Windows devs are locked to Visual Studio.