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Why are you being stupid?
Does not using an IDE make you a better developer in any way? Is that something you believe? If so, head back to the first question.
It's no longer 2007 where batch files are a necessity. IDEs do all the compiling for you, they build the paths for you, they run all necessary libraries on their own when included. An IDE will do basically everything for you. Not to mention all IDEs support debug mode which is basically a mode in which you can develop in real-time, meaning the very second you save a class, it will be automatically compiled and the updates will already be in effect even if the game is already running. Now I'll ask you one question -> Can your batch files do any of this?
IDEs also support automatic alignment for improved reading, automatic end-brackets after entering the start bracket, suggestions what your next move may be and tons, TONS of more things. Why the fuck do you feel the urge to torture yourself with notepad and batch files combo?
Just learn it. It'll take you a couple hours to get the hang of the program, it'll save you a couple hours of time in development on the first day alone..
You can, it's just that I personally wouldn't have helped you. I'd rather try to convince people for the better, rather than spoonfeed them with precisely what they request when I know what they request is far worse than what they could be doing.
Just trust me, force yourself into using an IDE for a week straight. Come back to me in a week and tell me if you ever want to see batch files again. If by any chance the answer is yes, Divine may actually be correct in his latest reply lol.
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