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| Eclipse Mars installation
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We always want these: CDT, PDT, WTP (Web Tools Platform, includes JSTP for Javascript support)
- Go to Eclipse Installer and install one of the big ones (avoid the installer)
- PDT is good but there are instructions below to bolt on any of the three - so anything goes with your starting choice
- install into development/eclipse folder (be careful not to install to eclipse/eclipse, if so just move and fix eclipse.ini)
- Run and select this as the default workspace, do not prompt again: /home/m/development/eclipse-workspace
- Install PDT
- Install JavaScript
- Install WTP
- Install CDT
- Close eclipse and update the settings folder to point to the common shared location (make sure the development/config repo is available)
- Review the eclipse scripts to save/restore eclipse settings, it's nasty - keep looking for better ways to share settings across installations
- use shared eclipse settings, to avoid problems like this.
cd ~/development/eclipse-workspace/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.runtime/.settings
ln -fs /home/m/development/config/common/home/m/development/eclipse-workspace/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.runtime/.settings/* .
- Import all the existing projects that you need (A better Trader, Hang The DJ, etc.). You can import existing projects from ~/development, easy peasey!
- Install the terminal plugin so you can run CI right in eclipse. Just drag the "install" button there to the eclipse toolbar.
- To view/change customized keys:
Shift+Ctrl+j customize keys even further! :-)
Other things that might help:
- Set up automatic refresh:
Preferences > General > Startup and shutdown > Refresh workspace on startup
Preferences > General > Workspace > Refresh automatically
- put ~m/development/eclipse/eclipse.ini into config
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| Eclipse settings for all portable C++ boost projects
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- Set up .bashrc with my standard ENV vars for boost, c++ (and use notes there to build latest boost, if needed)
- Set up build-Debug and build-Release folders via bootstrap force [debug|release], then configure build configurations for them both
- Configure the project according to these Eclipse project configuration screenshots
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| Eclipse ToDo.txt macros
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| Set up two PracticallyMacro macros, tdw and tda.
tdw (ToDo: Go To Working)
Find: // ^ DONE ^
[x] case sensitive, search forward, wrap
Line Start
Move cursor down (x4)
tda (ToDo: archive)
Move cursor right (this ensures that the next backwards search gets just what we want)
Find: ^[^ \r\n]
[x] reg expression
Line start
Find: .[\s\S]+?[\n\r]+[^ \r\n]
[x] search forward, reg expression
Select Line Start
Cut
Find: // ^ DONE ^
[x] case sensitive
Line Start
Move cursor up
Paste
Move cursor down (x5)
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| Eclipse annoyances
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- To get problems to reset on build, I had to turn on (for all configs, then exit/restart): Project->Properties->C++ Build->Settings->Error Parsers-> [x] GNU gmake Error Parser 7
- Click only ERRORS on Annotations dropdown arrow to bypass noise - I still can't get Ctrl-[,|.] to navigate errors, insanity
- To set bookmarks in a file, you MUST open it via the Navigator / Project explorer. Drag/drop to IDE will disable bookmarking (doh!!).
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| eclipse java project layout format
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Eclipse uses a workspace which holds projects. Java apps written with Eclipse are organized as follows:
- Eclipse workspace (can also be the top version-control folder)
- project folder (typically one "app" that you can "run")
- package(s) (named something like "com.developer.project.application")
- classes (each class is contained in one file)
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| eclipse new project from existing code
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You can set up a new project without specifying anything about it, just to browse the code.
File->New Project->Empty
Name: bbby2e05
Location: c:\
[ ] Create subdir
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Show all files
select everything in include, rc->include in project
repeat for src
dont worry about mak or install folders for now, just add files later as needed
save all
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then set up a repo for it!
cd c:\bbb2e05
git init (plus add cpp c hpp h, commit, set up daily, sync on bitpost)
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It is also possible to set up a C++ makefile or PHP project from existing code.
(rclick projects area)->New->Project...->C++->Makefile Project with existing code
(name it and make sure Show all files is selected)
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