Stupid TIDE/JEdit question
by John Vanderbeck · in Torque Game Engine · 04/22/2004 (9:41 am) · 5 replies
How the heck do I open an existing project file?
#2
Guess i'm going to have to recreate them.
04/22/2004 (5:43 pm)
Well I reinstalled my system along with JEdit/Tide and I have my project files but can't find a way to open them. They don't show up in the ProjectViewer list.Guess i'm going to have to recreate them.
#3
The project files should be kept in your/.jedit/projectviewer/projects/ dir and listed in /.jedit/projectviewer/pv.xml
And the projectviewer should read those once they are in place...
04/22/2004 (11:00 pm)
Thats weird... are you on linux or win?The project files should be kept in your
And the projectviewer should read those once they are in place...
#4
04/23/2004 (5:09 am)
Windowsa. The project files are not in those directories, so maybe thats the problem. I'll move them there and see.
#5
ie that's where JEdit keeps its config files on windows, which includes the list of projects iirc.
You might have to re-add your projects by hand to this list : create a new one, just so there is something in the list, so you know how to add your existing ones.
That should do it,
HTH
04/23/2004 (8:03 am)
You reinstalled your whole system ? Did you lose your Documents and Settings folder ?ie that's where JEdit keeps its config files on windows, which includes the list of projects iirc.
You might have to re-add your projects by hand to this list : create a new one, just so there is something in the list, so you know how to add your existing ones.
That should do it,
HTH
Associate Stefan Beffy Moises
The TIDE project really is only a textfile where it stores the location of the Torque exe and your username/password for debugging, so you dont "open" it... its once created in your Torque dir and then used for the debugger ...
and the "real" Projectviewer projects are opened by the project viewer ;) You can dock it anywhere you like (Utilites -> Global Options -> JEdit -> Docking), e.g. to the left, open it (you can also set a shortcut for that, Utilites -> Global Options -> JEdit -> Shortcuts) and select your project from the ProjectViewer pulldown menu...
once you've selected/activated a Torque Debug (TIDE) project (which is only a collection of files like any other project, PLUS the TideProject.properties file) you can use the script debugger etc.