[build] update apps_layout.csv from EPSILON_APPS flag in make command #341
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I did it ! It's my first real modification of Upsilon (and of any c++ project) ! 🎉
I fixed a bug :
When you buid Upsilon changing the app order with the EPSILON_APPS flag, the layout stayed the old one, and the app you clicked on wasn't the shown one.
It's easier to understand with screenshots:
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and when I click on it, it opens the python app !
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To fix it, the apps_layout.csv is automaticly updated from the EPSILON_APPS flag in the make command.
The Default and HidePython layouts are both updated because of the same bug: the layout and the content of the home app isn't synchronized (pressing the graph icon doen't mean go to the graph icon, but go to the app n°x, which can be different from the graph app).