Hide build results window if there is no error

[buger]

Is is posible? Or at least autohide it.

[eikaramba]

+1
ah great, i had the same question in the last days, tried to find a function to hide it and then call this function in the build cmd, but.... i guess i'm not so deep into sublime yet.

[corsen2000]

+1
I find it really annoying that there is no option for this.
I see this was filed back in October. Has this been fixed as of yet?

[S0und]

+1

the language that i use doesn't requires any building, just simply running the file. To avoid the builder window popup i actually extracting the currently edited file's name+full path from the titlebar, and run it like that.

ಠ_ಠ

[michalh]

hi you can hide it in preferences > settings - deflaut.
Find show_panel_on_build and chnge it to false.

U can also create a short-cut in preferences > key bindings - user adding

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{ "keys": ["f12"], "command": "show_panel", "args": {"panel": "output.exec"} },

I have bind it to F12.
u can hide panel pressing ESC

[nazikus]

hi you can hide it in preferences > settings - deflaut.
Find show_panel_on_build and chnge it to false.

for some reaons changing show_panel_on_build to false in Default settings doesn't do anything (Output pane still appears on every build)
I've checked maybe User or Project specific setting overlap it, but no - Default is the only place where show_panel_on_build is defined in my case.
Any clues what could be the problem?

[lawlist]

Some python scripts have this hard-wired to show the build results, so that would be one place to check if the default / user preferences appear to have no effect.

I have hard-coded an open on failure and close on success in one of my favorite python build sripts

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self.window.run_command("show_panel", {"panel": "output.exec"})

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self.window.run_command("hide_panel", {"panel": "output.exec"})