Recently I am using the virtual machine to do the Python coding. The system is under Linux, which means I have to use Command Lines to install the Python packages. I am familiar with Anaconda to do Python coding at school. But in the real working environment, to save money, I have to use Linux. Now I have a problem
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Eclipse: The SWT browser widget could not be created
I have installed eclipse (4.10) on my Linux Machine (KDE Neon 5.15) and everything works quite well except for the JavaDoc. Whenever I view the JavaDoc-hover, I get a plain text representation and at the bottom it says Further investigation led me to create a minimal SWT-example using the SWT Browser widget: Trying to execute this code failed with the
How to debug .bsh file from eclipse or otherwise
I have a .jmx within which there is a .bsh being invoked and it is failing there with the below error: I need to troubleshoot and figure out the root cause. Any pointers in this regard would be great. I have this .jmx being invoked from within Java application but I get the same error during execution both from Java
Eclipse error when trying to configure for using Groovy in a Gradle project
On a Windows machine I’ve been using Groovy in Gradle projects in Eclipse for some time now. Now I’m trying to configure for a Linux machine. (Linux Mint MATE). uname -a gives this: Linux mike-Latitude-E6410 4.4.0-53-generic #74-Ubuntu SMP Fri Dec 2 15:58:04 UTC 2016 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux Eclipse Oxygen. Installed Groovy (2.4.15) using this link: http://dist.springsource.org/snapshot/GRECLIPSE/e4.7/ Installed Gradle (4.7)
How to launch executable embedded within Eclipse plug-in?
I am building an Eclipse plug-in that have to parse the result of an executable (Linux) to display informations to the user. The executable should be embedded in the plug-in, not installed apart. I first made a small prototype, in which I’ve embedded a fake executable, then before launching the executable, I extract it into a temporary file, build my
How to compile mbed main.c++ and main.h file in Linux eclips to get build files(.elf.hex)
I will be very thankful if someone explain how to use .c++ and .h file in eclips using Ubuntu platform to compile it and get the .elf, .hex and .bin file. I have some files from mbed STM32f4 board. Please guide me Thank you Answer Two options: Build via mbed CLI. After installing set your build command in Eclipse to:
Can not connect to MySQL with Eclipse java IDE on linux ubuntu, but with a code that worked perfectly on windows
I was working on a small project (mostly for fun) on java with Eclipse Neon (and window builder), in which I had to connect to MySQL and retrieve certain info. In windows it worked great, I was able to connect, get the info, etc. But then I switched to Linux Ubuntu 16.04 and it just won’t connect to MySQL. I
Make eclipse console buttons permanent?
I just migrated from a Windows machine to a Linux machine and I use Eclipse. In eclipse, on the windows machine, I used to have multiple buttons in the top right of the console view for starting, stopping, etc. In the Linux version of Eclipse I only have these buttons when I hover over maximize in the console view, and
Can’t connect to SVN from Subclipse in Linux
I’m trying connect to a SVN repository from Sublipse. I have followed this steps: Open SVN Repository Exploring perspective Select New > Repository Location… Enter repository url. Enter SVN access credentials The message Operation in progress… appears indefinitely The only thing that could suppose a problem is the proxy, but I don’t think so because: Eclipse is configured to use
./gradlew run BUILD FAILED
I have my build.gradle file set up and my project is working good so far. The problem now is when i run ./gradlew run, it fails with the error : What went wrong: Execution failed for task ‘:run’. Process ‘command ‘/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/bin/java” finished with non-zero exit value 1 ./gradlew build BUILD SUCCESSFULLY, Any clue as to why, Have also tried to