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| student:eclipse:help [2024/03/19 15:51] – [Counting Lines of Code (LOC)] bernstdh | student:eclipse:help [2024/03/25 17:24] (current) – bernstdh |
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| - Click on <key>Search</key>+<key>File</key> | - Click on <key>Search</key>+<key>File</key> |
| - Enter ''\n'' (to count all lines) or ''\n[\s]*'' to count non-blank lines in the "Containing text:" field | - Enter ''\n'' (to count all lines) or ''\n[\s]*'' (to count non-blank lines) in the "Containing text:" field |
| - Check the "Regular expressions" checkbox | - Check the "Regular expressions" checkbox |
| - Enter ''*.java'' (or other file type) in the "File name patterns" field | - Enter ''*.java'' (or other file type) in the "File name patterns" field |
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| In Eclipse, applications are started using the <key>Run</key> button or the "Run" menu. | In Eclipse, applications are started using the <key>Run</key> button or the "Run" menu. They are configured from the 'Run" menu using the "Run Configurations..." option. |
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| | === Run Configurations === |
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| | There are different kinds of run configurations, the two most important are configurations for Java Applications and configurations for JUnit tests. |
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| | To create a run configuration, select the appropriate type and click on the [New launch configuration] button (that looks like a blank sheet with a + in the upper-right corner). Then, fill in the name and other relevant information. For Java Applications, the most important information is entered on the "Main" tab. For JUnit tests, the most important information is entered on the "Test" tab. |
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