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Hi there I am currently using Codeanywhere as an on-the-fly IDE for C++, to be able to easily code between different devices. While setting the Codeanywhere environment, I ran into the "Project Config" file (that gear icon beside "Run Project" button), and I havent found nothing on this file's parameters.

I'm wondering if using this I could set compile and run settings (something like Visual Studio Code).

Am I missing an obscure documentation page?

Also could anyone explain those default settings?

Project Config C++ file

    {
      "run": [{
        "default": true,
        "devbox": "cpp_test"
      }]
    }

Thanks!

Danmaxis
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    There is [this](http://docs.codeanywhere.com/connections/containerconfig.html), but it doesn't seem to have much. – Arnav Borborah Mar 22 '18 at 15:48
  • Yeah... (sigh) I was hoping that it would be more parameters that could improve build and run button using another languages. But thanks anyway :D – Danmaxis Mar 23 '18 at 15:02

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This is most useful when combined with the undef option in order to suppress warnings for project-specific global variables. Setting an entry to true enables reading and writing to that variable. Setting it to false will trigger JSHint to consider that variable read-only.

piyush
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Ziad Emad
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  • You mean that I could enable applications to send errors in a container scope and gather those messages across different enviroments without installing something on each one? – Danmaxis Apr 26 '18 at 13:32