Using Eclipse 4.5 (Mars) on Windows 7 - Revision history

⚠️Jrobparsons: Corrected name of 'Project Explorer' in various places.

2016-02-20T19:49:02Z

Corrected name of 'Project Explorer' in various places.

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	== Create Top-Level Make Targets ==		== Create Top-Level Make Targets ==

	Right-click on 'grass7_trunk' in the '~~Windows~~ Explorer' view.		Right-click on 'grass7_trunk' in the 'Project Explorer' view.
	Select "Make Targets"		Select "Make Targets"
	Select "Create..."		Select "Create..."
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	Open Project.		Open Project.

	Right-click on 'grass7_trunk' in the '~~Windows~~ Explorer' view.		Right-click on 'grass7_trunk' in the 'Project Explorer' view.
	Click on 'Open Project'.		Click on 'Open Project'.
	The Indexer and SVN cache updates will take a moment to complete.		The Indexer and SVN cache updates will take a moment to complete.
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	Open Project.		Open Project.

	Right-click on 'grass7_trunk' in the '~~Windows~~ Explorer' view.		Right-click on 'grass7_trunk' in the 'Project Explorer' view.
	Click on 'Open Project'.		Click on 'Open Project'.
	The Indexer and SVN cache updates will take a moment to complete.		The Indexer and SVN cache updates will take a moment to complete.

2015-09-12T20:41:02Z

Added help section

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	The state of variables executed up to this point will be displayed on the 'Variables' view tab.		The state of variables executed up to this point will be displayed on the 'Variables' view tab.

			== Help ==

			[http://help.eclipse.org/mars/index.jsp \| Eclipse Mars Online Help]

			* Workbench User Guide
			* C/C++ Development User Guide

			[http://www.pydev.org/manual.html \| PyDev Manual]

			[http://www.eclipse.org/subversive/documentation/ \| Subversive User Guide]

	[[Category: Documentation]]		[[Category: Documentation]]
	[[Category: Development]]		[[Category: Development]]

2015-09-12T20:29:02Z

Added build and debug sections.

2015-09-01T01:32:18Z

Introduction

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	After completing these installation instructions, you will have an IDE for GRASS that will allow you to perform ~~that~~ following development tasks:		After completing these installation instructions, you will have an IDE for GRASS that will allow you to perform the following development tasks:

	Workbench		Workbench
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	* Build the entire GRASS system		* Build the entire GRASS system
	* Build an individual GRASS module		* Build an individual GRASS module
			Editing
			* Syntax highlighting
			* Code completion assistance
	Running		Running
	* Run GRASS modules and Python scripts		* Run GRASS modules and Python scripts

2015-09-01T01:27:17Z

Setup Eclipse GRASS Environment

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	Right-click on the desktop icon and change the '''Target''' field to something like this:		Right-click on the desktop icon and change the '''Target''' field to something like this:

	C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /D /K C:\eclipse-4.5-mars-32bit\eclipse.bat		C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /D /C C:\eclipse-4.5-mars-32bit\eclipse.bat

	Select 'OK' to save the change.		Select 'OK' to save the change.

2015-08-31T12:29:40Z

+Categories

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	Click on the icon (stacked rectangles) in the lower right-hand corner of the workbench to view progress.		Click on the icon (stacked rectangles) in the lower right-hand corner of the workbench to view progress.

			[[Category: Documentation]]
			[[Category: Development]]

2015-08-30T18:27:53Z

Added 'Train Eclipse' section.

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	Output from the run will be displayed in the 'Console' window.		Output from the run will be displayed in the 'Console' window.

			== Train Eclipse ==

			Eclipse needs to discover all the C/C++, Python and Make symbols used to build GRASS. This requires that a complete GRASS system build be performed from the Eclipse workbench. This is accomplished using the following procedure:

			Start Eclipse.
			Open the 'grass7_trunk' project.
			Click on the project to highlight it.

			Select 'Project' on the main task bar.
			Hover over 'Make Targets' and select 'Build...' from the pop-up list.
			Select the 'clean' option that has an empty field under the 'Location' column.
			'Build'

			Select 'Project' on the main task bar.
			Hover over 'Make Targets' and select 'Build...' from the pop-up list.
			Select the 'default' option that has an empty field under the 'Location' column.
			'Build'

			This will take some time to complete.

			Click on the icon (stacked rectangles) in the lower right-hand corner of the workbench to view progress.

2015-08-30T17:52:59Z

Run a GRASS Script

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	Output from the run will be displayed in the 'Console' window.		Output from the run will be displayed in the 'Console' window.

	'''Note''': The first time a run configuration for a Python script is performed, Eclipse discovers that it must add the Python (PyDev) 'nature' to the project. This results in creating .pydevproject and updating .project ~~located~~ in the top-level directory of the GRASS source code installion.
			'''Note''': The first time a run configuration for a Python script is performed, Eclipse discovers that it must add the Python (PyDev) 'nature' to the project. This results in creating .pydevproject and updating .project in the top-level directory of the GRASS source code installion.

	C:\OSGeo4G\src\grass7_trunk		C:\OSGeo4G\src\grass7_trunk

2015-08-30T17:51:57Z

Create C/C++ Project

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	The 'C/C++ Indexer' operation will take some time. Its progress can be monitored in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. Click on the rectangles in the corner to display progress details.		The 'C/C++ Indexer' operation will take some time. Its progress can be monitored in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. Click on the rectangles in the corner to display progress details.


	'''Note''': This results in creating the Eclipse .project, .cproject, and .settings files in the top-level directory of the GRASS source code installation.		'''Note''': This results in creating the Eclipse .project, .cproject, and .settings files in the top-level directory of the GRASS source code installation.

2015-08-30T17:51:36Z

Create C/C++ Project

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	The 'C/C++ Indexer' operation will take some time. Its progress can be monitored in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. Click on the rectangles in the corner to display progress details.		The 'C/C++ Indexer' operation will take some time. Its progress can be monitored in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. Click on the rectangles in the corner to display progress details.

	'''Note''': This results in creating the Eclipse .project and .~~cproject~~ files ~~located~~ in the top-level directory of the GRASS source code installation.		'''Note''': This results in creating the Eclipse .project, .cproject, and .settings files in the top-level directory of the GRASS source code installation.

	C:\OSGeo4G\src\grass7_trunk		C:\OSGeo4G\src\grass7_trunk