| How to choose the libswt? [message #106118] |
Mon, 04 August 2003 14:22  |
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Originally posted by: rlopes.ipb.pt
Hi!
Having installed two SWT libs, such as motif and gtk2 (since I'm using
Debian's sid, I installed libswt2.1-gtk-java and libswt-2.1-motif-java),
how can I choose which one of them should eclipse use?
Cheers,
/rp
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| Re: How to choose the libswt? [message #106178 is a reply to message #106118] |
Mon, 04 August 2003 15:50  |
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Originally posted by: muelleimer.usenet.katzien.de
Hallo!
* Rui Pedro Lopes <rlopes@ipb.pt> wrote:
> Having installed two SWT libs, such as motif and gtk2 (since I'm using
> Debian's sid, I installed libswt2.1-gtk-java and libswt-2.1-motif-java),
> how can I choose which one of them should eclipse use?
One of these:
|update-alternatives --config libswt2.1-java.jars # as root
-> sets the default swt for the whole system, gtk is installed as
default alternative.
|$EDITOR $HOME/.eclipse/eclipserc
-> sets your default (set the WS value to "-ws gtk" or "-ws motif")
|eclipse -ws motif|gtk
-> will start eclipse with the specified WS
BTW, there is a icon in Development|Debian|Eclipse...
Please note, that this are features of the debian packages and it seems
that this is not supported out of the box. It can happen that the
update-reconciler (directly after upgrade) has some issues with this
and eclipse will fail, because the SWT plugins are disabled. Another
start should fix this (there is a workaround to enable them at
startup). I don't have an idea yet, when exactly this will happen :(
http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=37321
Jan
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