A simple Bash script to automate the conversion of C++ files into a CodeBlocks project. (Because CMake still has problems with CodeBlocks generation here)

This small project arised from the sheer amount of time needed for me to create each CodeBlocks project just for each singular question from an assignment. So I thought to myself: Why not just code in VS Code and then automate the conversion process?

Hopefully someone will find this useful as I did!

Just download both of the files: codeblocks.sh and data_2.dat.

Here's a simple explanation on where to put the files:

some_big_dir
|
- workspace_dir
  |
  - main.cpp
  - sources.cpp
  - some_headers.h
|
- sh_and_dat_files_go_here

To use the script, just type ./codeblocks.sh within some_big_dir on Bash to start the process.

• Currently only .cpp, .h and .hpp files are supported
• The current script does not support space-separated source/header filenames
• All source files and header files must be at the root of your workspace folder as the script does not check recursively for those files