Hello,
I'm using Netbeans to import a series of libraries from my Arduino IDE. I'm following directions from the following link:
This works provided I use the Arduino-0013 version of the IDE install, more current versions (0022) do not compile using this method! Which is something to do with Preferences.init() no longer existing.
I have found that using the Arudino-0013 set as the working directory is NOT necessary if I manually move the "preferences.txt" and "keywords.txt" and "librxtxSerial.so" files into the lib folder in my java dist (build) folder, and also move the entire Arduino-0013 "Hardware" folder also into my java dist (build) folder.
When I do this I can run the Java program from the dist directory on the command line. Using the command:
java -jar myProgram.jar
rather than having to go into the Arudino-0013 as my working directory and use -cp to get my program to work (which I haven't worked out how to do incidentally):
My Question:
Is there a way to include these .txt files and the Arudino hardware folder with all the files it contains when I build the project with Netbeans? The reason I ask is because its getting annoying having to do this manually every time I do a new build.