EncoreAspire 3 Posted July 12, 2016 Its getting annoying. There has to be a quicker way than exporting the new version of the jar file each time i change something right? Ive been trying to find the option but I'm failing. Any suggestions?
slasso 27 Posted July 12, 2016 Its getting annoying. There has to be a quicker way than exporting the new version of the jar file each time i change something right? Ive been trying to find the option but I'm failing. Any suggestions? What IDE are you using? I can do it with two keystrokes in eclipse
EncoreAspire 3 Author Posted July 12, 2016 im using eclipse aswell, what are the keystroke?!? thatd be aweomse!
Cardozz 46 Posted July 12, 2016 What IDE are you using? I can do it with two keystrokes in eclipse Please tell me too! Also, do you know how to export the jar file to the current project name? Every time i export a project other than the current one i work on i have the change the export name or else i'll override the current one i work on =/
slasso 27 Posted July 12, 2016 Please tell me too! Also, do you know how to export the jar file to the current project name? Every time i export a project other than the current one i work on i have the change the export name or else i'll override the current one i work on =/ That I'm not sure. It does that to me too. im using eclipse aswell, what are the keystroke?!? thatd be aweomse! In Window->Preferences, search 'Key'. Where it allows you to filter for key bindings, search 'jar'. The one you want to bind is "Export (JAR file)". Make sure 'when' says "In Windows". I have mine bound to cmd+1 (MacOS) or Alt+1 (Windows). Here is a screenshot: http://imgur.com/idNvWtn If you highlight the project you want to export to a jar, you don't have to check the resources to export in the top left box, the resources will already be set and checked.
EncoreAspire 3 Author Posted July 12, 2016 That I'm not sure. It does that to me too. In Window->Preferences, search 'Key'. Where it allows you to filter for key bindings, search 'jar'. The one you want to bind is "Export (JAR file)". Make sure 'when' says "In Windows". I have mine bound to cmd+1 (MacOS) or Alt+1 (Windows). Here is a screenshot: http://imgur.com/idNvWtn If you highlight the project you want to export to a jar, you don't have to check the resources to export in the top left box, the resources will already be set and checked. youre awesome! i cant get it select the files or me though =/ what exactly are you highlighting? the project folder on the left?
slasso 27 Posted July 13, 2016 youre awesome! i cant get it select the files or me though =/ what exactly are you highlighting? the project folder on the left? Yea highlight the project folder on the left you want to build the jar from and hit your hotkey. It should auto select the resources and you just hit enter (assuming you have the path set to DreamBot\scripts\yourscript.jar)
EncoreAspire 3 Author Posted July 13, 2016 Yea highlight the project folder on the left you want to build the jar from and hit your hotkey. It should auto select the resources and you just hit enter (assuming you have the path set to DreamBot\scripts\yourscript.jar) at the bottom of the preferences for binding it to alt + 1, mine is set to " When:editing java source " is that the same as yours?
slasso 27 Posted July 13, 2016 at the bottom of the preferences for binding it to alt + 1, mine is set to " When:editing java source " is that the same as yours? when in windows
EncoreAspire 3 Author Posted July 13, 2016 when in windows sexy --- you have no idea how much i love you rn
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