RE: LDInspector
2020-02-07, 22:16 (This post was last modified: 2020-02-11, 10:21 by Stefan Frenz. Edit Reason: hint to update )
2020-02-07, 22:16 (This post was last modified: 2020-02-11, 10:21 by Stefan Frenz. Edit Reason: hint to update )
Attached is today's snapshot jar (renamed to "zip" because the board does not allow jar-files; please rename to "ldinsp.jar" before using it). You'll need OpenJDK >=11 and JavaFX >=11 (at least the three libraries base, controls and graphics). To start the GUI, just enter:
On the first start, there will be an example context configuration allowing some basic things. To have the "real" function, you'll need to "Config." the Workspace with an official and/or unofficial directory or zip file. If you would like to test the web functionality, you may enter a web cache prefix (which is best using a sub-directory), so all web files are stored locally and therefore are loaded only once. Then the configuration may be saved, and if the filename is LDInspector.ldi in the currently active directory, it will be used as configuration for future starts.
As mentioned above, it is in pre-alpha state.
Please use the updated versions below, this version is kept for discussion history reasons only.
Code:
java --module-path ldinsp.jar:javafx.base.jar:javafx.controls.jar:javafx.graphics.jar -m LDInspector/ldinsp.LDInspector
On the first start, there will be an example context configuration allowing some basic things. To have the "real" function, you'll need to "Config." the Workspace with an official and/or unofficial directory or zip file. If you would like to test the web functionality, you may enter a web cache prefix (which is best using a sub-directory), so all web files are stored locally and therefore are loaded only once. Then the configuration may be saved, and if the filename is LDInspector.ldi in the currently active directory, it will be used as configuration for future starts.
As mentioned above, it is in pre-alpha state.
Please use the updated versions below, this version is kept for discussion history reasons only.