On Jun 10, 2009, at 2:35 PM, Richard J. Barbalace wrote:
Quoting Bill Ricker <[email protected]>:
EPIC ECPIPSE
http://www.epic-ide.org/
Since I use Eclipse for Java development already, I am considering
trying this
out. But before I do, is anyone here currently using Epic? Are
there are
complications with installing it for a workspace that consists
largely of Java
projects? Has anyone had any problems I should watch out for?
I use it every day. It has no impact on Java projects, and it co-
exists nicely. The only issue I have seen is that if you use the
stable release, you have to manually add what directories to include
for the perl path. Supposed 0.6 doesn't have this issue.
For instance, if you have a standard CPAN module FooBar with a lib and
t directory, you will need to create the project, then open the
properties for the project. You'll see "Perl Include Path". You can
add multiple directories here. If you named you FooBar module
"FooBar" for the project name, you need to add:
${resource_loc:/FooBar/lib}
This will then make the contents of FooBar/lib accessible from
PERL5LIB for any code you view, including your unit tests in the t
directory.
You can also setup multiple modules to include on another in this
way. If you have FooBar2 and FooBar3, you can add:
${resource_loc:/FooBar2/lib}
${resource_loc:/FooBar3/lib}
If you are using locallib for additional modules, you can add that
with either a physical, exact path, or something like:
${env_var:HOME}/src/my_perllib/perl5
Feel free to shoot me an email if you have any other questions--I
spend quite a bit of my day in EPIC ;-)
Matt
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