First step: Select Create Project
Keep going down (there will be an interface for you to fill in the name of the project, and here's the idea), the following interface appears: The following interface shows that the project was created successfully.
Step Two: Create a file
The newly created project is an empty project to add the Erl file on the first test:
Step three: Set rebar
Click FILE-setting in the upper-left corner of the main interface to display the following interface:
This is rebar address https://github.com/rebar/rebar, can download the latest version of rebar from the inside, or directly with me click on the appendix to download the Rebar.cmd I used at that time
Fourth step: Setup to compile my project code with rebar
Fifth step: Add the necessary files for rebar to compile:
The contents of the file format can be copied from any. APP.SRC, simply by adjusting the name of the project, and clicking on the appendix to download the. app.src file I am currently using.
Sixth step: Finish, try the compilation effect
Seventh step: Configuring the Erl Console
Eighth Step: Setup is complete to start the next console:
Click on this small triangle button will appear the following effect OH
Nineth Step: Command Switching instructions
Http://www.cnblogs.com/calvin-207/p/5134684.html
Erlang Development Tools IntelliJ IDEA Basic use