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The problem is that the New submenu in robocode main window remains empty after that, I don't see my classes. If there is no any custom classpath in the Development options, robocode again can see default packages without problems. What could it be? | The problem is that the New submenu in robocode main window remains empty after that, I don't see my classes. If there is no any custom classpath in the Development options, robocode again can see default packages without problems. What could it be? | ||
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| + | Hm, this sounds quite odd. Perhaps set the eclipse project up so the source and the bin directories are the same? (In the new project wizard, "Use project folter as root for sources and class files" instead of "Create seperate folders for sources and class files") I've always found it works more smoothly that way. --[[User:Rednaxela|Rednaxela]] 01:59, 8 August 2009 (UTC) | ||
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Hi all. I have some problems with it. I create an eclipse project, then copy to this project sample folder from robocode/robots (as example). Then in robocode I open options->preferences->Development options and add path to the bin folder of my project (it has the same sample folder with compiled by eclipse class files). Is this correct? The problem is that the New submenu in robocode main window remains empty after that, I don't see my classes. If there is no any custom classpath in the Development options, robocode again can see default packages without problems. What could it be? Operating system: Mandriva Linux
Hm, this sounds quite odd. Perhaps set the eclipse project up so the source and the bin directories are the same? (In the new project wizard, "Use project folter as root for sources and class files" instead of "Create seperate folders for sources and class files") I've always found it works more smoothly that way. --Rednaxela 01:59, 8 August 2009 (UTC)
