Table 4.1.
A tool is any external application, which can be integrated into EJE™ . We decide between shell applications and window based applications. Shell-based applications write their output the shell area in the current editor. Example: You may define javadoc as an external application, or integrate jdb as a debugger. (see examples ) To add a tool press the add button. Select a tool and press Please refer to the properties for explicit help. or to change or remove a tool. Press to save your changes or cancel to abort. |
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Table 4.2. Properties: External Tools Configuration Dialog
Property | Description |
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Title | Title of the application, shown in the menu |
Description | Description of the application, shown as tooltip |
Command | Command, which starts the application, e.g.:
c:\windows\notepad.exe |
Shell Application | Mark this, if the application is shell-based |
Parameters | Arguments to be passed to the applications, see variables for more information |
Working Directory | Directory where to start the application, see variables for more information |