On Saturday 03 June 2006 06:33, Casey Marshall wrote: > Hi. > > I'm trying to use Eclipse to hack on Classpath on OS X, and have run > into the immediate problem of `INSTALL' conflicting with `install,' > since my boot disk is a case-insensitive HFS+ volume (the first is > the INSTALL file that all GNU packages have; the second is a > directory (I guess) where the build will install the built > Classpath). I see that this dir is referenced a bunch of times in the > *.launch files, which look almost like XML, but not-for-human-eyes > XML. > > Is there some simple setting I can use to change this path?
to use a directory named differently than "install" in Eclipse you have to edit the builders' parameters of the project. * select the project folder from the [Package Explorer] and [Alt-Enter] or right-click and select [Properties]. * select [Builders] from the list in the left pane. * select the following builders: [Configure], [ClasspathHeaders] and [ClasspathJar] from the right pane, and in turn, click the [Edit...] button. change the "install" directory name to suit your environment anywhere it appears in either the [Working Directory:] and/or [Arguments:] fields (under the [Main] tab). > (I know case-insensitive filesystems are stupid, but that's not what > I'm asking about) cheers; rsn
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