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It seems nothing is going wrong.
The error message early in the log is never printed out really, you just see it there because it is part of the if/then command.
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It seems nothing is going wrong.
The error message early in the log is never printed out really, you just see it there because it is part of the if/then command.
Are you sure no eclipse files are being generated?
Check:
$ ls .project
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It seems nothing is going wrong.
The error message early in the log is never printed out really, you just see it there because it is part of the if/then command.
Are you sure no eclipse files are being generated?
Check:
$ ls .project
EDIT: As you can see, the .project file was generated, so everything is all right. Please be more precise when you say Eclipse does not find any project files. You need to import the project into your eclipse workspace.
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
It seems nothing is going wrong.
The error message early in the log is never printed out really, you just see it there because it is part of the if/then command.
Are you sure no eclipse files are being generated?
Check:
$ ls .project
EDIT: As you can see, the .project file was generated, so everything is all right. Please be more precise when you say Eclipse does not find any project files. You need to import the project into your eclipse workspace.
EDIT2: Project files are hidden files, so your eclipse dialog might not show them. You umight right-click the dialog to show hidden files. However eclipse is also fine with you just giving the folder name. If eclipse gives you an error, please post the error in your question.
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