I haven’t tried with NetBeans. I find that IntelliJ works pretty okay. I
don’t use the IDE for launching the application, though. Instead, the
way that most—all?—of us do it is to run the |sbt| executable that you
can find in the root of the repository. Then, you can use these basic
commands in the SBT console to perform common tasks: |compile| will
compile the code, |test| will run the tests, and |run| will launch the
application.
Using Maven is unlikely to be successful. The NetLogo build uses SBT
(which is entirely different from Maven, and uses Ivy for managing the
dependencies, rather than using Maven).
On 7/4/2015 2:36 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I'm having difficulty recompiling some modified NetLogo source code. I have
downloaded NetLogo-5.x zip from Github and opened it in the Netbeans IDE. Since
NetLogo uses both .java and .scala files I've installed the Scala plugins for
Netbeans. I've tried using Maven projects to compile the code, but no success
so far.
Is there a recommended IDE for recompiling NetLogo source code? Does anyone use
Maven projects in Netbeans?
Thank you.
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