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Run -> External Tools -> External Tools Configurations | Run -> External Tools -> External Tools Configurations | ||
This tutorial shows how you can run your Plasmoids from within Eclipse. | |||
[[File:Plasma_eclipse_external_tool_configuration.png]] | |||
Mark "Program" and press the "New" button. | Mark "Program" and press the "New" button. | ||
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Under "Working Directory" enter Eclipse variable ${resource_loc} | Under "Working Directory" enter Eclipse variable ${resource_loc} | ||
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In order to run the Plasmoid from within Eclipse, mark the directory with the Plasmoid in the project tree list. Then choose: Run -> External Tools -> plasmoidviewer. | In order to run the Plasmoid from within Eclipse, mark the directory with the Plasmoid in the project tree list. Then choose: Run -> External Tools -> plasmoidviewer. | ||
Voilá your Python Plasmoid should run from within the Eclipse environment | Voilá your Python Plasmoid should run from within the Eclipse environment | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 27 January 2010
Run -> External Tools -> External Tools Configurations This tutorial shows how you can run your Plasmoids from within Eclipse.
Mark "Program" and press the "New" button.
Name the tool "plasmoidviewer" and insert absolute path to the binary underneath "Location":
/usr/bin/plasmoidviewer
Under "Working Directory" enter Eclipse variable ${resource_loc}
In order to run the Plasmoid from within Eclipse, mark the directory with the Plasmoid in the project tree list. Then choose: Run -> External Tools -> plasmoidviewer.
Voilá your Python Plasmoid should run from within the Eclipse environment