NQBP Integration Extension

This extension adds NQBP build system integration to VS Code.

1. Right-click on any file or directory in the Explorer
2. Select "Show Lines" from the context menu
3. A temporary file with 5 lines is generated
4. A QuickPick dropdown appears with the lines
5. Select a line and it will be echoed in the terminal

Features

• NQBP Build Selection - Right-click files/folders in Explorer to select NQBP build configurations
• Integration with sancho.py - Automatically discovers build directories and configures compilers
• Terminal integration - Executes environment setup with selected build configuration
• Automatic environment setup - Every new terminal automatically runs env.sh (Linux/Mac) or env.bat (Windows)
• Custom terminal profile - Launch terminals with pre-configured environment

Requirements

• VS Code 1.85.0 or higher

Installation & Development

1. Install Node.js and npm
2. Run npm install to install dependencies
3. Run npm run compile to compile TypeScript
4. Press F5 to launch the extension in debug mode

Usage

NQBP Build Selection

1. Open a workspace in VS Code that contains NQBP projects
2. Right-click any file or folder in the Explorer view
3. Click "Select NQBP Build..." from the context menu
4. Select a build directory from the dropdown (provided by sancho.py builddirs)
5. The extension runs sancho.py compiler with your selection
6. The compiler output is passed as an argument to env.sh or env.bat
7. The terminal remains open with the configured build environment

Environment Configuration

The extension automatically runs environment setup scripts when opening new terminals:

• Linux/Mac: Runs source env.sh if present in the workspace root
• Windows: Runs call env.bat if present in the workspace root

To set up automatic environment configuration:

1. Create env.sh (Linux/Mac) or env.bat (Windows) in your workspace root
2. Add environment variables, PATH modifications, or other setup commands
3. All new terminals will automatically execute this script without arguments

Example env.sh:

#!/bin/bash
export MY_VAR="value"
export PATH="$PATH:/custom/path"
echo "Environment loaded"

Example env.bat:

@echo off
set MY_VAR=value
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\custom\path
echo Environment loaded