Remember Me? What's New? Results 1 to 4 of 4. Join Date Mar Posts Now I download editplus. But I am a newbie. Here I am not able to understand how to execute a program from editplus. I played around it and wasted some time but still there is many confusion. So here I want some steps to get an program run via editplus. Is will great full if listed with examples and last thing does editplus supports files comparison. Thanks in advance. Join Date May Posts 2, It cannot compile anything by its own.
But it can access and use another compiler tool. The most simple way to compile a program is to use command line. Launch command prompt in your system from start menu. Use it to compile and execute any program. Compiling in sharp contrast is supported out of the box. Running Java code is not supported out of the box. You need to either create a new Sublime Text build system or modify an existing one.
Since it is always risky to try to modify something which is working, we will create a new build system. And save the file as CodingRaptor. Once you save the above file you will have a new build system by the name CodingRaptor available to you.
The screen captures below show how to run Java code in Sublime Text —. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Previous post. Uh, no. Understanding what information java and javac need to run properly will help you in that regard.
Same thing with running them except the exe is java and the argument is filename without extension…. No more typing it long drawn out paths. I have EditPlus. As I tried to explain, I had some user tools set up that worked. I think I have the user tools configured like you described:. To run a package, supposedly, you have to use a command like this:.
Should I be naming files in packages with the Package name, e. I dont do any regular java apps so this has never been a problem for me. I am always working in my local Resin directory in JSPs or Servlets … that container knows how to find packaged class files so again it never came up.
Thats a heck of a question and Ill see if I can find something about it today but at this point Im at as much of a loss as you are! I seen your comment on the recent Ant article 7stud, so you should be able to figure out a good resource. Thinking back, when I first started with Java it was with a text editor called TextPad, I then later moved to EditPlus and eventually started working with Eclipse.
They are good. And doskey now integrated into windows command is your friend for avoiding retyping long commands, use the up arrow to scroll through and edit previous commands as necessary.
Ok, I tried compiling from a different directory than the one containing the source file, and it worked :agree:, but that is waaaayyy too much typing. Did you ever try pressing the up arrow in your dos window or F3? Hitting F3 looks like it copies that last command.
Thanks for the links to those editors. How did more than 6 people decide to use this language? I read the help, and it says jEdit is just a text editor unless you download additional plugins—of which there are many. Any ideas what plugin I need?
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