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Re: How to get RPTools source via Eclipse and subversion

Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2013 12:02 pm
by Azhrei
Use the prebuilt configurations. If you press and hold on the Run or Debug buttons in the toolbar you'll get a drop down menu of options. You should see ones like "MapTool (Std)" and "MapTool (German)". Those will execute the main application and set the locale for whatever your system default is (English, in my case) or force it to German (if you select the second one).

You can use the "Run configurations..." or "Debug configurations..." menu option to set up your own. See the Eclipse docs for that.

Once you do the above once, the configuration you used previously becomes the default so a simple (and quick) left-click on the toolbar icon will launch the app again.

If you're new to both Java and Eclipse, I suggest doing one of the introductory tutorials on the eclipse.org web site that take you through the process of creating a Java project, adding a few files to it, building it, running it, and debugging it. This will give you the necessary experience with Eclipse and also teach you the basics of Java. Once you've done that you can start another thread with specific questions, if you have any.

Good luck, and thanks for joining us at RPTools. :)

Re: How to get RPTools source via Eclipse and subversion

Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 12:17 pm
by yorick
I have installed Eclipse and tried building maptool. This works, mostly, but it complains that it can't find the launcher zip. The build.xml refers to ../launcher. I cannot, however, find launcher in the rptools SVN repository. Is there another repository I should add where I can check out the launcher project?

Re: How to get RPTools source via Eclipse and subversion

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2015 4:54 pm
by smaudet2
Pretty sure there are two repos.

Also, why do I have to use svn. Ugh. There is a Git repo but it looks out of date.

Re: How to get RPTools source via Eclipse and subversion

Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 12:36 pm
by RPTroll
Hopefully this was answered other places. :)

Let me know if it's still confusing.