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Once NetBeans is installed and a local git repository has been created, launch NetBeans. Then: | Once NetBeans is installed and a local git repository has been created, launch NetBeans. Then: | ||
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File -> Open Project -> Open the folder with the git repository and select clas12-offline-software/reconstruction/dc. | File -> Open Project -> Open the folder with the git repository and select clas12-offline-software/reconstruction/dc. | ||
Projects Tab -> Right Click on clas12detector-dc -> Properties -> Run | Projects Tab -> Right Click on clas12detector-dc -> Properties -> Run | ||
-> Set the working directory to /path/to/clas12-offline-software | -> Set the working directory to /path/to/clas12-offline-software | ||
-> add -DCLAS12DIR=coatjava to the VM Options | -> add -DCLAS12DIR=coatjava to the VM Options | ||
| − | Projects Tab -> ... -> Properties - | + | Projects Tab -> ... -> Properties -> |
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Revision as of 22:17, 21 May 2018
These instructions are for installing the NetBeans IDE and setting it up for clas12-offline-software development.
NetBeans
If your on Ubuntu, netbeans can be gotten by: sudo apt-get install netbeans. Otherwise, it can be found here.
Once NetBeans is installed and a local git repository has been created, launch NetBeans. Then:
File -> Open Project -> Open the folder with the git repository and select clas12-offline-software/reconstruction/dc.
Projects Tab -> Right Click on clas12detector-dc -> Properties -> Run
-> Set the working directory to /path/to/clas12-offline-software -> add -DCLAS12DIR=coatjava to the VM Options
Projects Tab -> ... -> Properties ->