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<p>Here is the simplest steps that I find to create a clean Eclipse project for the TIJ4 source code:</p> <ol> <li>Download the source code zip from: <a href="http://www.mindviewinc.com/TIJ4/CodeInstructions.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.mindviewinc.com/TIJ4/CodeInstructions.html</a>, and unzip it to a folder, say 'TIJ4-code';</li> <li>Download the additional libraries as in the previous URL, copy tools.jar from your current JDK's lib directory, and put them into TIJ4-code/lib;</li> <li>Go into the 'TIJ4-code' folder, and run 'python Eclipse.py' (you need python installed on your system). This script adds the missing "package xxx" line to those source java files which don't yet have them, so as to make Eclipse happy. It also generates the Eclipse project files, which doesn't work well for some reason (beyond my limited knowledge on Eclipse), but they aren't needed here;</li> <li>Open Eclipse and create a new empty java project, say with name 'TIJ4', choose JRE version 1.5, and "create separate folders for sources and class files";</li> <li>Copy TIJ4-code/lib directory to your new Eclipse project folder;</li> <li>Right click on the new project and select "Build Path" >> "Configure Build Path", then go to tab "Libraries", "add jars", then select all the jars under your project's lib folder;</li> <li>Go to "File >> import", choose "General >> File System", select the unzipped folder 'TIJ4-code' as your "From directory". Check the root 'TIJ4-code' in the left panel of the import window, Click on "filter types" and select the .java, so that unnecessary files of other extensions, like *.class, *.py, *.xml, etc can be ignored during the import;</li> </ol> <p>The zipped folder is no longer needed after the new Eclipse project is built. I hope you find this instruction helpful, and have fun learning TIJ4.</p>
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