Yes, I've been writing a NetBeans based app for petroleum engineering
tools.
https://pkirkham.github.io/pyrus/
I find the modern implementation of NetBeans is quite robust. Having
everything on the desktop is important as in oil and gas we can be
dealing with some massive files, and uploading
I had this issue a few years ago and wrote a blog post about how I set
it up:
https://pkirkham.github.io/pyrus/logging-in-netbeans-platform/
I might have changed a few things since this was written and NetBeans /
JDK continues to evolve, but it should point the way.
Best regards,
Peter
On
Manually it is: CTRL-SHIFT-I
On 24/01/2025 8:48 pm, Code Ranger wrote:
I use NB 24. Could anyone say if it possible to remove unused imports
on file save? If not how to do it manually?
Best regards, CR
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Are you running any plugins? Having just recently written a module to provide
support for a new language, I learned quite a bit how NetBeans does its work.
As you type there are quite a few scheduled tasks that are running in the
background and will do things like lexing/parsing to provide the
When the AI hype train was just getting rolling last year I thought I
would try this out to write a basic but non-trivial algorithm. I wanted
to implement a method to get the nodes and weights for Gauss-Laguerre
quadrature integration for the Gamma function for any number of nodes,
rather than
d to have enabled was the
'Project UI' module in 'ide'. I didn't have this enabled in my platform
application as I was just loading a file. I'll need the Project UI
eventually, so it's not a drama.
Peter
On 14/01/2024 10:45 pm, Peter Kirkham wrote:
Hello the
Hello there,
I've not had to reach out to the NetBeans community for a while,
although I've been using NetBeans and the RCP for many years.
Most of the work I've done has involved embedding different Swing-based
JPanels in TopComponents and just leveraging the platform's windowing
system etc
