Library usage problem Follow
My language references in generator aspect to the junit library. I wanted to know what's best practice. I found the jetbrains.mps.baseLanguage.unitTest.libs where I have all I need for generation. But the problem with that is, how do I export this into an IntelliJ plugin. The other approach was I downloaded the junit.jar and put it into my languages' folder and inserted it into the properties/java and in libraries there. This allows me to build the IntelliJ plugin within MPS with ant. But in IntelliJ following occurs:
Program Versions:
IntelliJ IDEA 14.1.5
MPS 3.2.3
So should I use anyhow the build-in lib from MPS or the approach with the .jar directly in my language?
The error in Intellij how do I fix it?
EDIT
I could solve it :). Originally I did it like this http://forum.jetbrains.com/message/Meta-Programming-System-2118-1, but I left out the steps:
"
In the common tab click on "add model root", select "javaclasses" and navigate to your lib folder
Now select the jar(s) listed on the right of the properties window and click on the blue "Models" button
"
Just curious why this steps are necessary?
Thank you very much
AssertionError: No backslashes are allowed in JAR entry path: C:/Users/pfu/.IdeaIC14/config/plugins/MetaUnit/languages/MetaUnit/C:\Users\pfu\.IdeaIC14\config\plugins\MetaUnit\languages\MetaUnit\metaunit-src.jar!/module\junit-4.11.jar
Program Versions:
IntelliJ IDEA 14.1.5
MPS 3.2.3
So should I use anyhow the build-in lib from MPS or the approach with the .jar directly in my language?
The error in Intellij how do I fix it?
EDIT
I could solve it :). Originally I did it like this http://forum.jetbrains.com/message/Meta-Programming-System-2118-1, but I left out the steps:
"
In the common tab click on "add model root", select "javaclasses" and navigate to your lib folder
Now select the jar(s) listed on the right of the properties window and click on the blue "Models" button
"
Just curious why this steps are necessary?
Thank you very much
Please sign in to leave a comment.
Thank you!