#how to execute someone elses project from github

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forest citrus
elder patioBOT
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<@&987246964494204979> please have a look, thanks.

elder patioBOT
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mint sphinx
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... clone it, it has a build.xml, so it's using ant... and it's from netbeans, so ant run would be the most likely way to run it, looking at the build.xml

forest citrus
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I have it downloaded

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whats is ant and netbeans

mint sphinx
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netbeans is an IDE, apparently the build.xml is incomplete, whoever wrote this hated his potential users

proud void
forest citrus
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does vsc work?

proud void
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sure

mint sphinx
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... this build.xml may want netbeans to run it, based on the vars it wants set ahead of time

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Uh oh: <property name="default.javac.source" value="1.4"/> <property name="default.javac.target" value="1.4"/>

forest citrus
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time to download a bunch of programs just to run this ;-;

mint sphinx
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... if it runs at all

forest citrus
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@mint sphinx is it worth the effort?

mint sphinx
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How would I know?

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I don't use netbeans, and the other 11 users of netbeans would be thrilled to find a 12th

forest citrus
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oh okay guess i wont

elder patioBOT
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Closed the thread.

forest citrus
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thanks

mint sphinx
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If you want to run this codebase you might not have a lot of choice, but I don't know

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Netbeans is not a first-class IDE and hasn't been for years

forest citrus
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no it was out of curiousity