Specifying compilation database in my sublime project file

• Sublime Text version 3141
• macOS

I’m trying to get ECC to not generate a compilation database, because I already generated one myself. I believe the setting I should use is:

	"settings":
	{
		"ecc_flags_sources":
		[
			{
				"file": "compile_commands.json",
				"search_in": "${project_path}/build"
			}
		]
	}

However this seems to do nothing. Could anyone point me in the right direction? The readme seems a bit unclear about this. I understand I need to prefix any setting with ecc_?

My user settings are:

{
  "common_flags": [],
  "errors_style": "phantoms",
  "flags_sources": [],
  "progress_style": "ColorSublime",
  "c_flags" : [],
  "cpp_flags" : [],
  "objective_c_flags" : [],
  "objective_cpp_flags" : [],
  "verbose": true
}

[dot4qu]

PR is here https://github.com/niosus/EasyClangComplete/pull/723

[niosus]

Hey @rwols thanks for reporting this. I am sorry for the readme. I know it is unclear, but I really struggle to find the time to actually fix it.

I guess the problem that you are facing is that you are using ${project_path}, and it is a wrong name for the variable. You should change ${project_path} to $project_base_path and it should find your compilation database.

Please tell me if it worked and I will open an issue to add parsing of standard unix-like variables.