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RE: step-by-step tutorial leJOS and Eclipse
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lugnet.robotics.nxt
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Wed, 19 Sep 2007 03:46:00 GMT
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> Christoph Bartneck wrote on September 18, 2007 5:11 AM
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> We hope that his is helpful to you and maybe you can even report
> back possible improvements.
I tried it and it was painless. I made a typo in entering the "Path"
field which took a while to figure out; otherwise it worked like a
charm.
Overall score: very good / satisfied. Please don't take the following
as criticism -- you asked for feedback for improvements.
I finished the sample program and wanted more. That's where I ran into
problems.
I modified source code and tried to upload to the NXT again. USB
transfer failed and the upload tried to automatically send via
Bluetooth. It took me a while to realize that I had to manually delete
the original file from the NXT file and that this was not performed
automatically as part of the upload process. Or at least this is what
I thought was happening.
The step-by-step instructions had a few instructions for customizing
Eclipse workspace to use NXJ and not standard JAVA tools. When I tried
to create my own workspace and source from scratch, I think I screwed
up and ended up having to redo the "customization". I think I was
probably confusing "workspace" and "project" and I should have been
creating the later.
I had not worked with Eclipse before. It has an enormous menu of
commands. I suspect many of them are irrelevant to NXJ. I found an
option to customize some of the commands under the "Customize
Perspective" menu but I wasn't sure which ones I could / should safely
uncheck. This would be a useful addition to the step-by-step to create
the "minimal" menus.
It looks like you can only customize some of Eclipse's menus. For
example, I couldn't find a way to remove the four "Debug" related menu
items which don't apply to NXJ.
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| Hello, We created step-by-step instructions on how to install and run Java on your LEGO Mindstorms NXT using leJOS and Eclipse: (URL) hope that his is helpful to you and maybe you can even report back possible improvements. Enjoy, Christoph (17 years ago, 18-Sep-07, to lugnet.robotics.nxt)
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