It’s possible now to pass the project-path via command line:
$ ./eclipse-fake.sh /path/to/project
Eclipse-fake is now configurable through config file in $HOME called `.eclipse-fake-rc’. The following variables can be set:
# VARIABLE=default_value
ECLIPSE_JAVA_VERSION=1.6 # Set the used java version
ECLIPSE_SRC_DIR=src # Set the source dir name
ECLIPSE_OUTPUT_DIR=bin # Set the output dir name
I’ve written some Emacs bindings to provide easy control of the tool just out of Emacs.
Installation:
- Simply copy the file somewhere Emacs can find it and put the following into
your .emacs file:
;; #Elisp snippet (setq eclipse-exporter-program (expand-file-name "/path/to/eclipse-fake.sh")) (autoload 'eclipse-export-project "eclipse-exporter" "The eclipse exportation binding function" "sProject-dir: ") ;; #End of Elisp snippet
- Now you can use it with `M-x eclipse-export-project <RET> /path/to/your/project <RET>’
I wish all students of the university of ULM in the lecture damn f..................... “Programmierung von Systemen” much fun.