How to Use robocode (2) -- use eclipse to develop Robot

Part 1ArticleRobocode is briefly introduced. This article describes how to use eclipse to develop a robot.

The main steps are as follows:

1. Create a Java project in eclipse.

2. Add the robocode library to buildpath:

Right-click the project you just created and choose build path-> Add external jars. In the open Select File Dialog Box, locate the lib directory under the installation directory of robocode and select robocode. jar, such:

 

3. Create a subclass of the robot class

This action is very simple and will not be repeated.

4. Configure the execution parameters:

to enable robocode easily using eclipse, follow these steps:

right-click your project and click Run as-> RUN deployments...

Create a New Java application running configuration in the window that opens:

then you can configure specific running parameters, including:

to allocate enough memory to robocode and facilitate debugging, add the following virtual machine parameters:

-xmx512m-dsun. Io. usecanoncaches = false-ddebug = true

In addition, you must specify the working directory as the robocode installation directory:

after the above configuration, you can click Apply to save the configuration, and then click Run to run it once. Then, in the run menu, you can start robocode directly through the configuration just now, such as:

after the configuration above, although you can start robocode, you still cannot see the tanks created in your eclipse workspace during the creation of the battle. We also need to make the following settings in the robocode Program :

open options-> perferences in the main robocode window:

go to the development options tab and add the bin directory of your project to the class loading directory of robocode:

so far, when you create a battle again, you can see the tank you created in the eclipse work zone.