Eclipse plugin with GIT repository
I am in the process of migrating our source code out of MySQL to a git repository. This work is complete with a repository hosted within our LN gitlab site and I have created a local repository connected to this remote repository. I have been able to transfer all the code out of MySQL using mysql2git and populated the repository.
I then opened up eclipse and opened the git repository where the attributes (code) is stored and created a ECL Project (convert to ECL project) - the compiler takes off checking syntax on all the files (there is a lot) - but in the end I have lots and lots of syntax errors and they all appear to be related to import statements not being found. For example - not able to locate and use thorlib. I see the file within the project folder but it is not resolved. My guess is my compiler on my windows machine is not configured correctly but I cannot find any information on this.
As a simple example I created a hello_world.ecl file with a simple assignment from the thorlib attribute to show the syntax error.
Need some guidance on my compiler setup perhaps?
I then opened up eclipse and opened the git repository where the attributes (code) is stored and created a ECL Project (convert to ECL project) - the compiler takes off checking syntax on all the files (there is a lot) - but in the end I have lots and lots of syntax errors and they all appear to be related to import statements not being found. For example - not able to locate and use thorlib. I see the file within the project folder but it is not resolved. My guess is my compiler on my windows machine is not configured correctly but I cannot find any information on this.
As a simple example I created a hello_world.ecl file with a simple assignment from the thorlib attribute to show the syntax error.
Need some guidance on my compiler setup perhaps?
- clanderson
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If you add the "-legacy" option to the "common" section, it should resolve this (I would suggest you then go through an update your sources to the new $. syntax so you can remove the legacy option.
- gsmith
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