./init.sh <name> will create a name.cpp file (with a basic template)
- If name is left blank, the file will be called main
- No need to include .cpp extension in the argument, just the desired name
./compRun.sh <input> <output> will compile and run the project including all header and source files
- Calling it without any arguments will result in it compiling main.cpp to testRun
- Calling it with one argument (output) will result in it compiling main.cpp to <output>
- Calling it with two arguments will result in it compiling <input>.cpp to <output>
- No need to include .cpp extension in the argument, just the desired name
./newClass.sh <className> will create className.h in /include and className.cpp in /src (also including basic templates)
If you want to modify the class templates please make sure to use (1) tab before each c++ line and then complete the ones you want with spaces