Yes, and you can rename it to GUI.exe
, 'project name'-GUI.exe
, or 'project name'_GUI.exe
.
Use the id
option for components.
You can use the defined IDs as variable names in commands.
Tuw will execute a single line command on the command prompt (or the terminal.)
So, it's the same question as "How can I run multiple commands as a single line on the command prompt (or the terminal?)"
It's a little complicated task, but you can find tons of websites that explain about it.
Also, you can see some examples about it.
It saves the previously executed arguments.
The executable will use them as default values when launching.
Check Allow executing file as program.
(Properties->Permissions->Execute)
You will be able to launch the executable by double-click.
It could be due to glibc dependencies.
The released binary requires GTK+ 3.10, GLIBC 2.15, and GLIBCXX 3.4.21 (or newer versions of the libraries).
You should get the libs, or build the executable by yourself.