Java needs to be installed, the environment must be built well
After installing the Java JDK, set it in the system variable block:
New system Variable:
Variable name: [java_home]
Variable value: [C:\Program files\java\jdk1.7.0_51]
Special Note: My JDK is installed in this location C:\ProgramFiles\Java\jdk1.7.0_51 so just fill this out and fill out what your own JDK is installed in.
within the system variables find Path Selection Editor: At the end add ;%java_home%\bin;
To verify that the environment variable is configured successfully:
Run cmd command
And then enter Java-version
If the version number is displayed, then your computer can run the Java program.
Before configuring EditPlus is to install and debug the Java operating environment first, then enter the EditPlus, from the menu "tools"; "Configure user Tools ..." Go to User tool settings, select "Group 1" in "Groups and Tools Entries", click the "group name ..." button on the right side of the panel, modify the text "group 1" to "Java compiler", click the "Add Tool" button, select the application,
Then you modify the attributes:
1. Add Compile function
The contents of the menu text are modified to "Javac", and the command selects the compile-path Javac.exe in the bin directory after the JDK is installed, and my JDK installation is "D:\JDK (Java installed) \", then this path is "D:\JDK (Java installation) \ Bin \javac.exe ";
"Parameters" select "FileName", which is displayed as "$ (filename)";
"Initial directory" select "File directory", display as "$ (filedir)", select the "Capture Output" checkbox, click OK button.
2. Add Executive function
The content in the menu text is changed to "Java";
Command selects the compiler Java.exe in the bin directory after the JDK is installed, with the path "D:\JDK (Java installation) \bin\java.exe";
"Parameter" select "FileName without extension", which is displayed as "$ (filenamenoext)";
"Initial directory" select "File directory", display as "$ (filedir)"; Do not select the Capture output check box. Otherwise, the command console is not ejected. Then click the OK button.
This completes the basic setup of EditPlus, you can write a Java program to debug, compile by ctrl+1, use ctrl+2 to run the program , Error prompts will appear in the Output window, double-click a line of error messages, EditPlus automatically navigates to an error line, a simple Java IDE interface appears.
Run a simple applet below:
public class He
{
public static void Main (string[] args)
{
int A;
int sum=0;
for (a=1;a<=100;a++) {sum+=a;}
System.out.println ("1+2+3+4+....+100=" +sum);
}
}
ctrl+1 for compilation
ctrl+2 Run the program
The files in the catalogue are shown below