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 ====== Eclipse ====== ====== Eclipse ======
  
-Some of our colleagues managed to integrate Eclipse with the ATLAS TDAQ environment: https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Sandbox/TdaqSwEclipse 
 This example touches only the basics. This example touches only the basics.
 +Some of our colleagues managed to integrate Eclipse with the ATLAS TDAQ environment: [[https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Sandbox/TdaqSwEclipse]]
  
 ===== Install Java and Eclipse ===== ===== Install Java and Eclipse =====
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   - If you do not have Java, please download and install it. Eclipse needs it.   - If you do not have Java, please download and install it. Eclipse needs it.
   - Download "Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers" from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/   - Download "Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers" from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
-  - Extract folder "eclipse" to a location where you want to store the executables.  E.G. C:\Program Files\+  - Extract folder "eclipse" to a location where you want to store the executable.  E.G. C:\Program Files\
   - Enter the folder and execute "eclipse". It will ask you for location of the workspace. That's where the source code is stored.   - Enter the folder and execute "eclipse". It will ask you for location of the workspace. That's where the source code is stored.
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 +<note tip>For ANL, eclipse is installed in /share/sl6/eclipse/ directory.</note>
  
 ===== Install SVN plugins ===== ===== Install SVN plugins =====
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   - Run Eclipse and select Help > Install New Software... from the main menu.   - Run Eclipse and select Help > Install New Software... from the main menu.
   - Enter "http://download.eclipse.org/releases/juno" in "work with" and click "Add..."   - Enter "http://download.eclipse.org/releases/juno" in "work with" and click "Add..."
-  - Select "Collaboration --> Subversive SVN team provider" and install it.+  - Select "Collaboration -> Subversive SVN team provider" and install it.
   - Restart Eclipse   - Restart Eclipse
-  - Select Help > Install New Software... from the main menu. +  - Select Help -> Install New Software... from the main menu. 
-  - Enter http://community.polarion.com/projects/subversive/download/eclipse/4.0/luna-site/ in "work with" and click "Add..."+  - Enter [[http://community.polarion.com/projects/subversive/download/eclipse/4.0/luna-site/]] in "work with" and click "Add..."
   - Select "Subversive SVN Connectors" and "SVN Kit" and install them.   - Select "Subversive SVN Connectors" and "SVN Kit" and install them.
   - Restart Eclipse.   - Restart Eclipse.
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 ===== Access CERN SVN ===== ===== Access CERN SVN =====
  
-  - Window --> Open perspective --> SVN Repository Exploring +  - Window -> Open perspective -> SVN Repository Exploring 
-  - Add New Repository Location. Enter "svn+ssh://svn.cern.ch/reps/atlasoff" as URL. Use your CERN username and password. +  - Add New Repository Location. Enter [[svn+ssh://svn.cern.ch/reps/atlasoff]] 
-  - You can do that to your private SVN repository. +  - Use your CERN username and password. 
-  - Select "AnalysisSUSY --> trunk --> packages.rc"+  - You can also do that to your private SVN repository. 
 +  - Select AnalysisSUSY -> trunk -> packages.rc
   - Right click on the file and select "Show history"   - Right click on the file and select "Show history"
   - Compare tag 620896 to the previous revision.   - Compare tag 620896 to the previous revision.
   - Now you can see what has changed. When the change was made. Who did that. The comments are also displayed.   - Now you can see what has changed. When the change was made. Who did that. The comments are also displayed.
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 ===== Import a package from SVN ===== ===== Import a package from SVN =====
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   - Return to "C/C++ Perspective": click the icon in the upper-right corner of the window.   - Return to "C/C++ Perspective": click the icon in the upper-right corner of the window.
   - Right-click on "Project Explorer" and click "import".   - Right-click on "Project Explorer" and click "import".
-  - Select "SVN" --> "Project from SVN". "Next" --> "Browse". +  - Select "SVN" -> "Project from SVN". "Next" -> "Browse". 
-  - +  - Navigate to PhysicsAnalysis -> SYSYPhys -> SUSYTools -> tags -> SUSYTools-00-05-00-13 
 +  - Select "Check out as a project with the name specified:". The project will appear in the Project Explorer. 
 +  - Go to src --> SUSYToolsAlg.cxx and double-click on the file. 
 +  - Right-click on the project name. Select "New -> Covert to a C/C++ Project". 
 +  - Select "C Project. Uncheck "Specify project type". 
 +  - Now the syntax checking, indexing, and autocomplete are enabled. 
 + 
 +===== Edit the code  ===== 
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 +  - Press Shift+Ctrl+F 
 +  - It will auto-alight the code. 
 +  - Go to line 128 and type "jets_" and press "Ctrl+Space". The auto-coplete will finish the name. 
 +  - Delete "jets_shallowCopy" and enter ";" instead. 
 +  - Let's commit that into the SVN repository. 
 +  - Right-click on SUSYToolsAlg.cxx and select "Team -> Commit...". 
 +  - Select "Yes." Enter your comment and click "OK". 
 +  - Ops.. we do not have permissions to do that.   
 +  - Well, that is how you synchronize your code with a repository. 
 +  - Right-click on SUSYToolsAlg.cxx and select "Team -> Revert". The file is returned to the original state. 
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 +===== Add libraries  ===== 
 + 
 +  - You may want to keep your code aware of external libraries (e.g. ROOT).
  
  
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