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Recently, I have got to know Sublime Text 3, and tried to run Java in it.
I have modified JavaC.sublime-build in the package, Java.sublime-package.
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JavaC.sublime-build:
I have shell script(runJava.sh) as below, and I put it in the Java bin folder.
runJava.sh:
Java bin folder:
However, when I build a java file, I got an error message saying that....
I have no idea why this message showed up, because runJava.sh is located in the right place, which is the Java bin folder.
What is the reason of this problem?
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6 Answers
That's because you are not supposed to modify package files directly with an editor. They are zip files, despite they don't have an extension to warn the user.
![Mac Mac](/uploads/1/2/6/2/126297464/998030359.png)
To modify the plug-in you have to go to /Packages and unzip the Java.sublime-package file. I'll use linux syntax but the procedure remains the same:
Then use an editor to modify JavaC.sublime-build to add the following lines (don' forget the extra comma after the last line
Zip again the contents in Java.sublime-package and put it back in Package folder via:
zip Java.sublime-package * cp Java.sublime-package ..//Packages
Restart sublime and now along with Ctrl+B to build your project you will be able to run it with Ctrl + Mayus + B
AlexAlex
Easy step-by-step:
- Install Package Control if you have't already
- Using Package Control, install Package Resource Viewer
- Open Package Control, type
prv
and runPackageResourceViewer: Open Resource
- Select
Java
- Select
JavaC.sublime-build
- Replace the build JSON definition with the below code block exactly
- You're done!
ctrl+b
should now compile and run your Java file.
Build JSON definition:
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There are many solutions out there that kind of say the same thing without providing a step-by-step. So here was my experience on a Mac'16 with Sublime Text 3:
Open a terminal window and do the following:
$ cd /Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/MacOS/Packages/
Made a temp directory to mess with.
$ mkdir java
Copy current Java.sublime-package into new java directory and cd into java.
$ cp Java.sublime-package java/
$ cd java
Then, unzip the package to see the contents:
$ unzip Java.sublime-package
Now, edit the build file, JavaC.sublime-build. If you have sublime text's command line script:
$ subl JavaC.sublime-build
Otherwise,
$ vi JavaC.sublime-build
Then I copied the following into my JavaC.sublime-build which I found here posted by Sean Mullen:
After that, save, and while inside the java directory type:
$ zip Java.sublime-package *
Move new build package to necessary folder (parent directory):
$ mv Java.sublime-package ../
UPDATE: 4/18/18:Sorry it took me so long to adjust this answer. Based on comments from @bumbu, we do need to execute the following command before removing the temp directory:
$ cd ..
Remove temp java directory:
$ rm -fr java/
And DONE. Now building the Java file will now attempt to run it as well. I prefer this behavior instead of having to do another 'variant' to run the program.
BenSBenS
I modified mine to be as this
to run you do ctrl + shift + b
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In Sublime Text 3, you just need simply click tools -> Build System -> New Build System and then paste the following from Sean Mullen:
Then Save it as java_run.sublime-build
That's it! When you click tools -> Build System again, you'll see java_run, choose this and then try to build, the java file will be compiled and run automatically.
Feng YiFeng Yi
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_05.jdk/Contents/Home/bin
is not in Sublime's path, as indicated by your error message. There are two ways to get around this. The first is to either move runJava.sh
to /usr/bin
, or create a symlink to it there. The second is to alter your JavaC.sublime-build
file like so:This adds your Java
bin
folder to Sublime's PATH
when the build system is executing, so that it can find runJava.sh
. Adding 'shell': true
runs the command through bash, which will allow it to pick up your other environment variables.Sublime Text 3 Download Mac
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