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Re: Not able to run eclipse [message #777426 is a reply to message #777341] |
Tue, 10 January 2012 08:35   |
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On 2012.01.10 3:04, Mark Coetzer wrote:
> Toshihiro Izumi wrote on Tue, 10 January 2012 03:00
>> >B:\##IT\##Java\...
>> Do not use '#'. ('!' as well)
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> That is just the location of my Eclipse?
So, that was to obfuscate your filesystem details from the rest of us?
Or are you actually using pound signs in subdirectory names?
If the latter, and as you have no idea what tools underneath you expect,
you are tempting fate any time you use other than
[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*. I don't advise spaces even though they're
probably safe (however ugly on Linux). I can't say precisely that #
won't work in Eclipse on Windows, but Toshihiro's post brings up a very
good point.
I would suggest setting up Eclipse using boring, canonical assumptions
first, get it running, then go back and try it again using you favorite,
special characters. Simple renaming might also achieve your cosmetic
effect, but be careful as renaming might be too shallow an operation
that leaves you disconnected from deeper configuration you can only
change through actual set-up.
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