I made a project with Spline using npm module but my design is not imported.
i imported as a React Link.
I don't know why my design is not importing despite of importing the module
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I am writing a flutter plugin and need to import a module, but after importing it, the folder is in example/android and cannot be used after other projects depend on it.
What should I do to properly depend on the module?
like this question: but it's been 3 years since this issue
I'm developing using a make based c++ framework and using a custom toolchain.
I know how to setup the include paths so eclipse can discover the libraries and headers of the framework, also properly index and verify the code.
But I'm needing to do this for every project, every time.
So I would like to create a simple plugin so it can import my projects into the workspace using the existent make file import wizard. Then it will set to the imported project the toolchain's and framework associated libraries and include files automatically.
could someone point me to any tutorial or document that would help with that challenge?
I wanted to do some custom actions before and after importing PSF file in eclipse. For example, before import check whether PDE is installed and after set target platform in plugin development to some value. Is it possible?
In modern Eclipse version, Oomph can be used to such extents: you can create and share setup files that can create a shared environment, including the installation of files using a P2 director task, set up a target platform using a Targlet task and import psf files using the Project Set Import task.
A lot of projects are already using it at eclipse.org (with open source setup files), so there are a large number of examples you can look at; and the developers are very responsive in case of problems.
The tool can sometimes be a bit hard to figure out, but it is still very useful in a lot of circumstances.
Im new to SWT and need to plot graphs and have chosen to use the BIRT Chart Engine framework, now I've read up online and I think I have installed the BIRT Framework by doing the following in Eclipse:
Help->Install New Software
I then copy the following link in the Work With box: http://download.eclipse.org/birt/update-site/4.2
It then installed everything - So i would have assumed. Now I would like to start developing but for some reason I can't import that packages eg import org.eclipse.birt.*; to start developing. Please any help to get me plotting graphs would be really appreciated
Double check the following:
Right-click your project ➡ Properties ➡ Java Build Path ➡ Libraries and confirm that the Birt library is contained in this list.
If not, add it by clicking on "Add library".
I am looking to apply dependency management to a large-scale Matlab project.
This project imports a large number of java libraries, as well as some compiled C++ code, to the extent that some software best practices are now becoming more essential.
Is anyone aware of something along the lines of Maven/Ivy for use with Matlab?
I'm not very familiar with Matlab, but sounds like your issue is that you're trying to put a large set of binary files under some sort of version control?
If those files are available in Maven Central, you can use my ant2ivy script to generate a starting set of ivy.xml and ivysettings.xml files.
One of the great things about ivy is that it can be run stand-alone as follows:
java -jar ivy.jar -retrieve "lib/[artifact].[ext]" -ivy ivy.xml -settings ivysettings.xml
This will download the jars and place them into a "lib" directory (Or whatever directory Matlab uses).
matlab isn't really made for large-scale projects. You'll have to come up with your own code to check for all necessary dependencies.
I created a simple maven based dependency management for matlab projects using jitpack.io and zip as release format.
Sample project - https://github.com/ragavsathish/mmockito
Simple archetype can be found in https://github.com/ragavsathish/matlab-simple-archetype
Please provide your comments on what can be improved further