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Raymond Shpeley <[log in to unmask]>
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ECJ Evolutionary Computation Toolkit <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 11 Feb 2014 18:31:09 -0500
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Thanks Xiaomeng.

I had everything except using Evolve for the class in the run configuration. For 
some reason I thought I needed the tutorial1 file MaxOnes.java in there. 
Obviously the parameter file must handle this linkage.

For any others needing to know this is how I did it...

1. Create a new project called ecj,
 - select Use project folder as root for sources and class files
 - click Finish
2. Right click on the ecj folder and select Import...
 - click on the File System folder and click Next
 - Browse for the ec folder from the downloaded archive,
     mine was 
       C:\ecj\ec  <-- you want the files from the ec folder
 - click on the check box beside the ec folder to select all the files
 - click on the Create top-level folder check box and click Finish
     open the ecj project and you'll see all subfolders have ec. referencing
3. To set up the run configuration (tutorial1 given)
 - click on Run (main menu) Run Configurations...
 - under Java Application click on the New button
 - type in a Name, 
     tutorial1
 - for the Main class: type 
     ec.Evolve
 - click on the Arguments tab
 - in the Program arguments box type in,
     -file ec/app/tutorial1/tutorial1.params
 - click Apply
4. To try out tutorial1 click on Run
 - you'll get an error message if Eclipse is set up that way
 - look in your console window for output

-- ray

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