Installing and integrating Eclipse, CDT, Qt, Subversion, Perl, and Web Tools Vim only with the mouse

February 21, 2009 · Posted in C / C + + , Tips , Eee , Perl , Qt , Subversion , vim , web · View Comments

Long ago in a post not too far from here, we show how to install eclipse with plugins for Qt development and integrating with Subversion. But time passes, the versions change and everything is different, and this time we will show how to do it with just a click and a Eee Pc.

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Eclipse + Qt + svn

May 9, 2008 · Posted in C / C + + , Qt , Subversion · View Comments

More like log personal than a tutorial, I felt the need to leave a place of easy access, the configuration steps of the eclipse for my own use, or the installation of Eclipse and the plugins I normally use (svn and qt) .

The commands that affect directories outside of your home, will need superuser permission.

If you decide to install the eclipse starting packages available in your distribution you can skip straight to step # 2.

Step # 0: Installing Java

For the eclipse to work, you need the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed * E * configured.

The JRE can be downloaded directly from Sun's site http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp . Complete instructions for installation and configuration can be found at http://java.sun.com/javase/6/webnotes/install/index.html in case of Java 6.

Step # 1: Download And install eclipse

The eclipse can be easily downloaded from the downloads area on its official site: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads . After downloading, simply unzip it and quit using. In my case I used:

  -xvzf eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-linux-gtk.tar.gz -C / usr / local user @ host $ tar-xvzf eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-linux-gtk.tar.gz-C / usr / local 

If everything worked the eclipse executable is in / usr / local / eclipse / eclipse, then just create a link / shortcut / whatever in your favorite graphic environment.

Step # 2: Download and install the plugin integration with QT


Qt Eclipse Integration
Qt Eclipse Configuration

The plugin I currently use is provided by Trolltech itself. There you can manage your project files from a small graphics editor, and even if you prefer direct access to the file. Pro.

This can be downloaded from http://trolltech.com/developer/downloads/qt/eclipse-integration-download , and complete installation instructions which can be found at http://trolltech.com/developer/downloads/qt / qteclipse-installmanual is cumbersome:

  -xvzf qt-eclipse-integration-linux.x86-gcc3.3-1.4.0.tar.gz -C / usr / local user @ host $ tar-xvzf qt-eclipse-integration-linux.x86-gcc3.3-1.4.0.tar.gz-C / usr / local 

If everything went right, the plugin files have been copied to the / usr / local / eclipse / plugins.

Note: For those who opted for the installation of the eclipse through the installation of the distribution, attention! Inside the archive, there is the directory eclipse / plugins /, and his dental files of the plugin, which must be copied to the plugins directory of your Eclipse installation, usually / usr / lib / eclipse / plugins.

After installation, start eclipse with the command:

  usr / local / eclipse / eclipse -clean user @ host $ / usr / local / eclipse / eclipse-clean 

Now, go to Window> Preferences> and set the Qt version and the "path", according to your installation of Qt

To be more comfortable if you invoke the eclipse directly from the command line, add the directory of your executable in $ PATH environment variable within some of the startup scripts (. Bash_profile)

  = $PATH : / usr / local / eclipse export PATH = $ PATH: / usr / local / eclipse 

Step # 3: Subversion

In eclipse go to Help> Software Updates> Find and Install. Marke the option Search for new features to install and click Next. Now add the remote sites:

Buckminster

http://download.eclipse.org/tools/buckminster/updates

Subclipse

http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x

Check their checkboxes, and click Finish. After a brief consultation to the Internet, just check the plugin and dependencies, and run the hug.

Amoeba

March 19, 2008 · Posted in Opinion , Subversion · View Comments

Amoeba

Recently one? Programmer? a language of popular song, gave me the pearl up:

No comments ...

At least I wash my own underwear ...

And YES, I will continue donating my time to help in translation, because our target audience has an IQ of more than one digit, and I know that many people still struggling with the language barrier as I suffered when I started.

I thank all of the translation team, and all who use the fruit of our effort.

Hugs

Translation, Subversion and the first insights

January 30, 2008 · Posted in Opinion , Subversion · View Comments

Enjoying the rainy weather, this weekend gave the following translation of the book "Version Control with Subversion". Unfortunately time is short, but set aside one day a week for this task.

At first it seemed more difficult than I expected, anyway I do not speak English, just read and write, and this has proved sufficient for the translation.

Actually I'm enjoying it and discovered that relaxes me translate. It is probably because the book itself is very well written. The text is clear and enjoyable to read, making the translation merely a consequence of understanding it.

In the end I'm at the same time increase my vocabulary and learning the basics of Subversion. To buy two for the price of one.

I hope to continue this pike and submit in advance the chapter, which is already 25% translated.

Helping to translate the book "Version Control with Subversion"

January 18, 2008 · Posted in Subversion · View Comments

After being very annoying and insistent on this today I finally got permission to help the group of translators of the book "Version Control with Subversion" .

The translation process was half-stopped, with no updates since version 1.2, and we are already in version 1.4. Demos on a busy thread and the staff seems caught in stride.

Lively class, list boiling, I lost no time, took just one chapter "Fundamental Concepts", and has started work. At the beginning, I saw that it is more difficult than I thought. I did not expect less, but this is a challenge I'm sure we can overcome.

What surprised me most is that those involved in the project are scattered to the four corners of the country, but it seems that we are all neighbors. No barriers, no boundaries. Globalization Jeez!

The official translation into Portuguese of Brazil, even outdated, can be found at this link .