The ReCT Compiler has built-in project support. They aren't necessary, but useful for bigger works and keeping them organized.
To make a new project, just open a terminal and type:
If you want it to create the project in a new directory just use the "-n" option:
rctc create projectName -nAnd finally if you want rctc to generate some vscode task files as well just use the "-v" or "--vscode" option:
rctc create projectName -n --vscodeTo run a project just use the "rctc run" command in the projects directory.
rctc runCompiling without a Project
When coding in ReCT you sometimes dont want to use a project. In that case you can build your program the old fashioned way.
Call the rctc command followed by your source file and the "-s" and "-f" flags. The "-s" flag will auto-reference all standard Dotnet Assemblies, the "-f" flag will evaluate preprocessor statements like "#attach".
You can also set an output file. This is optional and by default it will just choose the source file's name with the ending ".dll".
rctc ./sourcefile.rct -s -f -o ./outputfile.dllYou can find more info on the Compilers help page when doing:
rctc -h