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The example shows that the robocode.jar is in c:\robocode. The current release 1.5.3 has robocode.jar under the c:\robocode\libs directory. I had some trouble because I installed the latest release on top of an older release and wound up with two robocode.jars. I pointed eclipse at the old one, while the robocode shortcut pointed to the new one. Very puzzling results!? | The example shows that the robocode.jar is in c:\robocode. The current release 1.5.3 has robocode.jar under the c:\robocode\libs directory. I had some trouble because I installed the latest release on top of an older release and wound up with two robocode.jars. I pointed eclipse at the old one, while the robocode shortcut pointed to the new one. Very puzzling results!? | ||
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| + | : Yes, the robocode.jar has moved to robocode/libs, so this page should definitely be updated. Personally, I always install a new version to a fresh directory, just to be safe. --[[User:Voidious|Voidious]] 17:18, 5 February 2008 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 18:18, 5 February 2008
The example shows that the robocode.jar is in c:\robocode. The current release 1.5.3 has robocode.jar under the c:\robocode\libs directory. I had some trouble because I installed the latest release on top of an older release and wound up with two robocode.jars. I pointed eclipse at the old one, while the robocode shortcut pointed to the new one. Very puzzling results!?
- Yes, the robocode.jar has moved to robocode/libs, so this page should definitely be updated. Personally, I always install a new version to a fresh directory, just to be safe. --Voidious 17:18, 5 February 2008 (UTC)
