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FRC Robotics code for Camden County High School: Team 3329
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Add Eclipse project stuff. #13

Open laserswald opened 12 years ago

laserswald commented 12 years ago

Add Eclipse compatible build stuff.

theNerd247 commented 12 years ago

OK..First we can develop using whatever IDE.....however! DO NOT MESS WITH THE DIRECTORY SYSTEM OF THE NETBEANS PROJECT!!! The code will not be properly be read by the robot if you do not stick to the template that FRC sent us. So if you update code copy it to the netbeans project - yes inside all those folders. This way we can just download the project and open it instead of resorting through every last thing every time we go to open the files. I'll resort everything and then push to your repo. We can keep the same file directory you have but you need to have all that in the wpilibj/templates folder.

laserswald commented 12 years ago

Excuse my skepticism, but I have looked everywhere: nowhere does it say that your program code has to be in wpilibj/templates. I personally think that people just worked in there because they worked off the code that was default in Netbeans. I have evidence, too. In the Eclipse default project, the package is in org.usfirst.team0 . This, in addition to realizing the NAME OF THE PACKAGE: i.e. it's where WPI keeps the template bot programming, makes me think otherwise about mandatory package naming.

theNerd247 commented 12 years ago

the reason why it's in WPI is because that is where all the robot templates (robot drive axis camera and what not are). If you want to make a change to the system fine, but please don't scatter all the darn files....lets try to run something both netbeans and eclipse can use.

laserswald commented 12 years ago

Yeah, but it's easy to import the WPI lib stuff in there. And who is scattering files? Not I. All of the source is neatly filed away in src/edu.team3329 . I don't see where you are going with this. Why not just pull my stuff again and work on the Vector code? If i'm wrong, then I'll change it when I see proof.