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James Waldrop

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James Waldrop commented, August 17, 2005 17:08
That works! Thanks, glad it is so simple.That should also mean the bug is very simple to fix too. ;)james
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James Waldrop commented, August 17, 2005 13:44
Ok, here you go. I figured out that at some point IDEA decides to start treating the build.xml as an Ant file. Once it does that, the properties loaded from a .properties file are ignored. I think ...
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James Waldrop commented, August 17, 2005 12:52
I'm confused now, I have a properties file which won't load and therefore the build.xml is invalid, and I have a separate properties file which won't load and therefore the build.xml is valid, yet ...
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James Waldrop commented, April 26, 2003 03:44
Set it to /usr/bin/open and it should work fine (as well as picking up your default browser in a cleaner way).James
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James Waldrop commented, April 26, 2003 03:28
Basically it looks like your plugin should work fine as long as you handle paths cleanly. I'd be happy to test it further if my other post doesn't give you enough info to convince yourself one way ...
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James Waldrop commented, April 26, 2003 03:26
Ok, as I suspected, the problem revolves around the property p4.executable. Under MacOS X that property is by default being set to "P4". 1) The P4 executable may be installed almost anywhere under ...
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James Waldrop created a post, April 26, 2003 01:37
Perforce Plugin in MacOS X?

Having dug into the internals of the current Perforce plugin a bit, I wasn't too surprised when it turned out to not work at all under MacOS X (new 3.0 support has been released). That said, I'd lo...
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James Waldrop commented, April 26, 2003 01:30
Btw, that should have been P4Package there, not P4Plugin...james
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James Waldrop commented, April 26, 2003 00:54
There are two efforts I've seen relating Java and Subversion. One is Java SVN -- basically a Swing GUI that uses the svn binaries to run SCM commands. No need for JNI here at all, it just does exec...
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James Waldrop commented, April 26, 2003 00:51
Even if you believe that Subversion is following the right path (I happen to agree with you that they are) -- the relevant point is that they are in alpha. All the talk of self-hosting aside, they ...
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