other_languages:-cpp-rust```
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<img src="/studio/platform/images/1-modify_asfp_project_languages.png" alt="Modifying the .asfp-project file to add rust to other_languages" class="screenshot">
<figcaption>Adding Rust support in the <code>.asfp-project</code> file.</figcaption></figure>
同步项目:
执行上述步骤后,您需要触发项目同步,以确保所有更改都已应用,并且 IDE 可以识别 Rust 项目:前往 File > Sync Project。
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