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Last modified by Pascal Robert on 2012/02/11 05:22
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1 -{{note title="Under Construction"}}
1 += Debugging WOLips like the master does! =
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3 -This page is currently under construction by Mark Ritchie!
3 +== The big picture ==
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5 -{{/note}}
5 +These instructions is intended for the developer who wants to compile and run WOLips source for the purpose of debugging or other exploration.
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7 -= Debugging WOLips as the master does! =
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9 -These instructions is intended for the developer who wants to compile and run WOLips source for the purpose of debugging or other exploration. Thanks very much to Mike Schrag for the guidance to get this setup and working!
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11 -== Overview of what's going on ==
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13 -We're going to check out the latest source for WOLips, build it and arrange for Eclipse to launch is a debug mode to test it out. It's very handy that Eclipse has a built in ability to launch itself in debug mode and load the local versions of the plugins. If you read the old and out dated instructions floating about that talk about building an entire release and installing them into a new copy of Eclipse then you're going to like this method a whole lot better! ;-)
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15 15  == The setup ==
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17 -When I did this and wrote these notes, I was using:
9 +When I wrote this page, I was using:
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19 19  * Mac OS X 10.5.7
20 20  * Java 1.5.0//19//
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23 23  == Checking out the source code ==
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25 -**A note for the impatient - don't try to checkout the source right into Eclipse. The files aren't structured in a way that allows this to work. I know because I tried to do it that way first!** ;-)
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27 27  === Check out the source code into a local folder ===
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29 -You're checking out a local copy of the code from the source repository. Next, we're going to selectively import (but **not** copy) parts of that code into Eclipse. I'm using command line subversion to check out the lastest version however feel free to use a different tool or different version, as you like.
19 +**A note for the impatient - don't try to checkout the source right into Eclipse**
20 +You're checking out a local copy of the code from the source repository.
21 +Next, we're going to selectively import (but **not** copy) parts of that code into Eclipse.
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31 -svn co https:~/~/svn.objectstyle.org/repos/woproject/trunk/woproject ,,/woproject,,
23 +{{svn co https value="//svn.objectstyle.org/repos/woproject/trunk/woproject woproject"}}{{/svn co https}}
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33 -Note that I've checked out the source code into my home folder. It doesn't matter where you put the source code as long as you can find it in the steps below.
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35 35  === Create a new eclipse workspace ===
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37 -Launch a clean copy of Eclipse with no plugings installed. Strictly speaking, probably not necessary however these are the steps which I took.
38 -
39 -Create a new Workspace
40 -I chose ,,/WOLipsDebugging
41 -[[image:Workspace.png]],,
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43 43  === Import woenvironment ===
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45 45  === Import wolips projects into your workspace ===