debugging into the scala-library project in Eclipse
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Performant Data LLC
Oct 7, 2015, 10:18:10 PM10/7/15
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I finally have an Eclipse configuration that's building without errors.
But now, when trying to step into a scala-library class from the test-junit project, it doesn't enter those methods. Control-click on scala-library method names also doesn't navigate into them. It's as if Eclipse doesn't recognize the scala-library code as being on the classpath.
I also find it odd that the Scala library container is in the classpath of scala-library. I think that its presence may be hiding the project classes. But removing it leads to an error "Unable to find a scala library. Please add the scala container or a scala library jar to the build path."
Does anyone have this working? How does the IntelliJ configuration deal with this?
But now, when trying to step into a scala-library class from the test-junit project, it doesn't enter those methods. Control-click on scala-library method names also doesn't navigate into them. It's as if Eclipse doesn't recognize the scala-library code as being on the classpath.
I also find it odd that the Scala library container is in the classpath of scala-library. I think that its presence may be hiding the project classes. But removing it leads to an error "Unable to find a scala library. Please add the scala container or a scala library jar to the build path."
Does anyone have this working? How does the IntelliJ configuration deal with this?
Simon Schäfer
Oct 8, 2015, 10:00:31 AM10/8/15
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On 10/08/2015 04:18 AM, Performant Data
LLC wrote:
I finally have an Eclipse configuration that's building without errors.
But now, when trying to step into a scala-library class from the test-junit project, it doesn't enter those methods. Control-click on scala-library method names also doesn't navigate into them. It's as if Eclipse doesn't recognize the scala-library code as being on the classpath.
I also find it odd that the Scala library container is in the classpath of scala-library. I think that its presence may be hiding the project classes. But removing it leads to an error "Unable to find a scala library. Please add the scala container or a scala library jar to the build path."
Indeed, I can confirm it doesn't work. It looks like a bug in Scala
IDE. Let me think about how to solve it.
Does anyone have this working? How does the IntelliJ configuration deal with this?
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Performant Data LLC
Oct 9, 2015, 2:04:07 PM10/9/15
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Simon Schäfer wrote:
Indeed, I can confirm it doesn't work. It looks like a bug in Scala IDE. Let me think about how to solve it.
Is this bug being discussed somewhere (else)?
Simon Schäfer
Oct 10, 2015, 6:36:16 AM10/10/15
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I opened a ticket here:
https://www.assembla.com/spaces/scala-ide/tickets/1002563-cyclic-reference-error-when-sources-of-scala-library-is-on-the-classpath#/activity/ticket:
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