| Re: [eclipse-scripting-dev] Scripts don't show |
Hi Paul, Two things first: Thanks for your interest! Please use the ease-dev mailing list in the future. This one might get archived rather soon (bug 441908). Mailing list location is available via our webpage https://www.eclipse.org/ease Now for your problems: > Trying out the EASE with JavaScript. Added a project as Script Location and > added a few .js file there, but they don't show up in the Script Explorer, not > in the context menus of the shell and Module Explorer. Script Explorer, and shell will not display all scripts available in the workspace. Instead they monitor specific locations. You can set those in preferences/Scripting/Script Locations Afterwards you should see your scripts in Script Explorer and the Shell. Other scripts may be launched using the launch shortcut (right click the file/Run As/EASE Script) or a run configuration. > Neither does the Module Explorer show any Modules (and judging this > thread there should be at least a few default ones, if I'm not mistaken: > http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/eclipse-scripting-dev/msg00108.html). Did you install the component "EASE Modules (Incubation)" from the update site? Just tried it out with a fresh Luna and modules System/Resources and System/UI show up In shell and Modules Explorer > Is this maybe broken in the nightly build? (I just installed EASE from the > nightly update site) Tried with the current nightly build > Is there an non-nightly update site that might be considered a bit more > stable? Not yet, we need to work on our first release. I cannot guarantee for every nightly build to work (regarding some logical errors in the code), but on failures the nightly site will not be updated by our build scripts. > I've also tried to run some of the sample scripts provided here, but none > work due to unresolved references: > https://git.eclipse.org/c/e4/org.eclipse.e4.scripting.git/tree/Plugins/engin es > /org.eclipse.ease.lang.javascript.examples/samples/scripts They are contained in the repository, but not shipped with the installed features for exactly that reason. They need some love and caring and will reappear in the org.eclipse.ease.scripts repository - hopefully soon. HTH Christian
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