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How to run a single method easily? [message #1797322]

Mon, 29 October 2018 19:08

Eclipse User

Hi,

I am looking in Eclipse Java Ide an option to run a single method the same or similar like in BlueJ. When I run Eclipse, there is a window on the right - "outline". When I right-click on some method there i can choose - run as - run configuration, and i don't know what I have to do next, but i hope that there is any way to set a simple option for run a method with given arguments. I was trying also run some code in the scrap page, but only simple commands works correctly. When i was trying to run some methods i've gotten some strange errors. Sorry for my English but i hope i tell it clearly. Would anybody help me?

Re: How to run a single method easily? [message #1797575 is a reply to message #1797322]

Fri, 02 November 2018 02:04

Eclipse User

Currently there is no option as the launcher does not do any analysis to find if the method is self sufficient to execute on it's own and only providing the input parameters is enough and it doesn't use any other input from class in scope.

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