You can have both:
F5 does what the toggle says.
F9 runs debug.
F10 runs release.
I don't think the toggle is "better" it's just a way to add an improvement yet keep the original functionality of the default IDE. Some people just want to never press anything except F5. Therefore a toggle is needed to make F5 do two different things.
Customizing the keys seems so easy now but it was one of the hardest things to figure out how to do. I only know because I asked. There should be a menu item added somewhere maybe like settings->keyboard.
Whichever way, as long as F5 defaults to debug compile ;)
And thanks for hearing everyone out :)
F5 does what the toggle says.
F9 runs debug.
F10 runs release.
I don't think the toggle is "better" it's just a way to add an improvement yet keep the original functionality of the default IDE. Some people just want to never press anything except F5. Therefore a toggle is needed to make F5 do two different things.
Customizing the keys seems so easy now but it was one of the hardest things to figure out how to do. I only know because I asked. There should be a menu item added somewhere maybe like settings->keyboard.
Whichever way, as long as F5 defaults to debug compile ;)
And thanks for hearing everyone out :)