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Heiko Seeberger
Feb 22, 2013, 11:28:39 AM2/22/13
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On Feb 22, 2013, at 3:52 PM, s.chu...@kit-xxi.com.ua wrote:
> Hi!
> sbt eclipse command on my project returns message "Successfully create Eclipse project files". But I can not find any files in my project directory nor on disks at all.
> Why? Where are files and why sbt eclipse says that everything is right?
> Thank you.
If you provide a reproducible test for us, e.g. a GitHub repo with the project in question, I could look into it. Everything else would be speculating ...
Heiko
> Hi!
> sbt eclipse command on my project returns message "Successfully create Eclipse project files". But I can not find any files in my project directory nor on disks at all.
> Why? Where are files and why sbt eclipse says that everything is right?
> Thank you.
If you provide a reproducible test for us, e.g. a GitHub repo with the project in question, I could look into it. Everything else would be speculating ...
Heiko
Robin Green
Feb 25, 2013, 4:59:39 AM2/25/13
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The relevant files are .classpath and .project, and they should be in the root directory of the project. Files beginning with a dot ('.') are NOT visible in Eclipse's Package Explorer by default, following Unix conventions from decades ago, which may be unfamiliar to Windows users.
To make Eclipse notice those files have changed, you need to click on the project in Package Explorer, and press the F5 key; or you need to have auto-refresh enabled in Eclipse preferences (I haven't tested this way recently).
If the files are not there, most likely you ran eclipse in the wrong directory, or you are looking at the wrong directory.
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