2010/7/12 Lee Spector <lspec...@hampshire.edu>

>
> Thanks Laurent.
>
> FWIW I had looked for the ccw-specific mailing list but not found it...
> perhaps that should be advertised a bit more (e.g. I don't see it mentioned
> on http://code.google.com/p/counterclockwise/). Thanks for pointing it out
> to me.
>

It's under the menu entry named "Group". Not something I can change, it's
the standard way of google code of naming things. You're not the first
person having problems with that.
Hmm, added a link in the central page....


>
> On the specific issue: I had turned off "build automatically" because I
> preferred to be able to save without triggering anything else. Maybe that
> contributed to the problem. However, Project > Clean did NOT resolve the
> problem by itself. The most recent instance of the problem DID clear up,
> however, after clicking the "Remove Launch" and/or "Remove All Terminated
> Launches" buttons above the REPL. I have no idea what those things really
> mean (what's a launch anyway, and what's it being removed from?), but in my
> desperate clicking I tried them and the zombie markers went away.
>

Weird.

In Eclipse "terminology", when you want to "run" the content of the project,
you "run" it by "launching" a "launch configuration". For a java project, a
launch configuration typically stores what is on the classpath (initially
derived from the project's java dependencies), plus it stores the name of
the main class, plus the argument lines for the JVM, plus the argument lines
for the program itself. You find all the launch configurations via the "Run
> Run as ..." menu.

A CCW "launch configuration" is basically a java launch configuration
(reuses 90% of a standard java launch configuration behaviour), plus some
clojure specific stuff in the main launch configuration tab: do we install a
"repl server" in the launched configuration ? Which files do you want to be
automatically loaded at startup ? To which port should the "repl server"
listen ? etc.

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