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Olibouban: /* Check out a project */

2018-03-14T15:43:50Z

Check out a project

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	===Check out a project ===		===Check out a project ===
	File => New => Project		File => New => Project
	and select the source code control system, such as ~~CVS~~ or SVN if you have installed as an extension to the out of the box Workbench.		and select the source code control system, such as Git or SVN if you have installed as an extension to the out of the box Workbench.

	'''Note:''' To add an extension such as SVN, select:		'''Note:''' To add an extension such as SVN, select:

Olibouban: /* Create a new Project */

2018-03-14T15:43:24Z

Create a new Project

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	== Create a new Project ==		== Create a new Project ==
	Note: A set of tutorial videos is located on the [[About Globalyzer \| About Globalyzer ]] page.		Note: A set of short tutorial videos is located on the [[About Globalyzer \| About Globalyzer ]] page. One of the short videos focuses on creating a new project.

	You can create a project by pointing to a source code directory in disk, or importing files in the Workbench workspace, which is more used by software engineers ready to refactor code. Importing files in the workspace can be done from files on disk or files in a source code control system, like Git or SVN		You can create a project by pointing to a source code directory in disk, or importing files in the Workbench workspace, which is more used by software engineers ready to refactor code. Importing files in the workspace can be done from files on disk or files in a source code control system, like Git or SVN

Olibouban: /* Create a new Project */

2018-03-14T15:42:45Z

Create a new Project

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	== Create a new Project ==		== Create a new Project ==
			Note: A set of tutorial videos is located on the [[About Globalyzer \| About Globalyzer ]] page.

	You can create a project by pointing to a source code directory in disk, or importing files in the Workbench workspace, which is more used by software engineers ready to refactor code. Importing files in the workspace can be done from files on disk or files in a source code control system, like Git or SVN		You can create a project by pointing to a source code directory in disk, or importing files in the Workbench workspace, which is more used by software engineers ready to refactor code. Importing files in the workspace can be done from files on disk or files in a source code control system, like Git or SVN
	===Create a project by pointing to source code on disk===		===Create a project by pointing to source code on disk===

Olibouban: /* Create a new Project */

2018-03-14T15:41:25Z

Create a new Project

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	== Create a new Project ==		== Create a new Project ==
	You can create a project by pointing to a source code directory in disk, or importing files in the Workbench workspace, which is more used by software engineers ready to refactor code. Importing files in the workspace can be done from files on disk or files in a source code control system, like ~~CVS~~ or SVN		You can create a project by pointing to a source code directory in disk, or importing files in the Workbench workspace, which is more used by software engineers ready to refactor code. Importing files in the workspace can be done from files on disk or files in a source code control system, like Git or SVN
	===Create a project by pointing to source code on disk===		===Create a project by pointing to source code on disk===
	File => New => Project => General => Project		File => New => Project => General => Project

Lcameron: /* Check out a project */

2013-10-08T19:31:08Z

Check out a project

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	'''Note:''' To add an extension such as SVN, select:		'''Note:''' To add an extension such as SVN, select:
	Help => Install New Software		Help => Install New Software
	and, for SVN, add "~~Subclipse~~ - http://~~subclipse~~.~~tigris~~.org/~~update_1.6~~.x/" or another plugin or your choice.		and, for SVN, add "SVN Subversive Updates - http://download.eclipse.org/technology/subversive/0.7/update-site" or another plugin or your choice.

	== Restrict the Scanning Results to a Directory or to a File ==		== Restrict the Scanning Results to a Directory or to a File ==

Lcameron: /* Change the file association */

2012-05-29T13:14:48Z

Change the file association

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	====Change the file association====		====Change the file association====
	Window => Preferences => General => Editors => File ~~associations~~		Window => Preferences => General => Editors => File Associations
	and associate the editor with the offending extension		and associate the editor with the offending extension

Lcameron: /* Check out a project */

2012-05-29T13:13:58Z

Check out a project

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	===Check out a project ===		===Check out a project ===
	File => New => Project~~...~~		File => New => Project
	and select the source code control system, such as CVS or SVN if you have installed as an extension to the out of the box Workbench.		and select the source code control system, such as CVS or SVN if you have installed as an extension to the out of the box Workbench.

Lcameron: /* Check out a project */

2012-05-29T13:13:45Z

Check out a project

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	'''Note:''' To add an extension such as SVN, select:		'''Note:''' To add an extension such as SVN, select:
	Help => Install New Software ~~...~~		Help => Install New Software
	and, for SVN, add "Subclipse - http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x/" or another plugin or your choice.		and, for SVN, add "Subclipse - http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x/" or another plugin or your choice.

Lcameron at 13:12, 29 May 2012

2012-05-29T13:12:56Z

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	You can create a project by pointing to a source code directory in disk, or importing files in the Workbench workspace, which is more used by software engineers ready to refactor code. Importing files in the workspace can be done from files on disk or files in a source code control system, like CVS or SVN		You can create a project by pointing to a source code directory in disk, or importing files in the Workbench workspace, which is more used by software engineers ready to refactor code. Importing files in the workspace can be done from files on disk or files in a source code control system, like CVS or SVN
	===Create a project by pointing to source code on disk===		===Create a project by pointing to source code on disk===
	File > New > Project ~~-- <Wizard~~> General > Project		File => New => Project => General => Project

	~~De-select "~~Use Default Location" and "Browse" to the location of your source code on disk.		Uncheck '''Use Default Location''' and '''Browse''' to the location of your source code on disk.
	Name the project and click Finish. If this is the first project, there are no Globalyzer configurations created yet to associate to this project. click ~~‘New’~~		Name the project and click '''Finish'''. If this is the first project, there are no Globalyzer configurations created yet to associate to this project. click '''New'''
	To associate scanning logic to the new project click		To associate scanning logic to the new project click
	Scan > Manage Scan		Scan => Manage Scan
	and follow the wizard.		and follow the wizard.

	===Check out a project ===		===Check out a project ===
	File > New > Project...		File => New => Project...
	and select the source code control system, such as CVS or SVN if you have installed as an extension to the out of the box Workbench.		and select the source code control system, such as CVS or SVN if you have installed as an extension to the out of the box Workbench.

	Note: to add an extension such as SVN:		'''Note:''' To add an extension such as SVN, select:
	Help > Install ~~new~~ Software ...		Help => Install New Software ...
	and, for SVN, add "Subclipse - http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x/" or another plugin or your choice.		and, for SVN, add "Subclipse - http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x/" or another plugin or your choice.

	== Restrict the Scanning Results to a Directory or to a File ==		== Restrict the Scanning Results to a Directory or to a File ==
	Select directory or file in Project Explorer ~~> Right Click >~~ Globalyzer > View Scan Results For		Select directory or file in Project Explorer, right click and choose:
			Globalyzer => View Scan Results For
	Follow the above when you have a lot of results from scanning and you want to see only those issues relative to a sub-directory or even to one file.		Follow the above when you have a lot of results from scanning and you want to see only those issues relative to a sub-directory or even to one file.

	== Showing the Rule Sets in a Browser or in the Workbench ==		== Showing the Rule Sets in a Browser or in the Workbench ==
	Window > Preferences > General > Editor > Web Browser		Window => Preferences => General => Editor => Web Browser
	Choose "Use internal web browser" if you want to see the rule sets in the Workbench when you click "View your Scan Rule Sets".		Choose '''Use internal web browser''' if you want to see the rule sets in the Workbench when you click '''View your Scan Rule Sets'''.
	Choose "Use external web browser" if you want to see the rule sets in a separate Web browser.		Choose '''Use external web browser''' if you want to see the rule sets in a separate Web browser.

	== Spell Checking ==		== Spell Checking ==
	Window > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editor > Spelling		Window > Preferences => General => Editors => Text Editor => Spelling

	will allow you to configure how to apply spell checking in a text editor.		will allow you to configure how to apply spell checking in a text editor.
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	Here are a couple of tips to avoid that error:		Here are a couple of tips to avoid that error:
	====Prevent in-place OLE editors ====		====Prevent in-place OLE editors ====
	Window > Preferences > General > Editors		Window => Preferences => General => Editors
	You can force OLE applications to open as stand-alone applications by unchecking the		You can force OLE applications to open as stand-alone applications by unchecking the
	"Allow in-place system editors" option on the preference page.		'''Allow in-place system editors''' option on the preference page.

	====Prevent opening by default the reports====		====Prevent opening by default the reports====
	Window > Preferences > Globalyzer		Window => Preferences => Globalyzer
	and uncheck the "Display Report after Export"		and uncheck the '''Display Report after Export'''

	====Change the file association====		====Change the file association====
	Window > Preferences > General > Editors > File associations		Window => Preferences => General => Editors => File associations
	and associate the editor with the offending extension		and associate the editor with the offending extension

Olibouban: /* Create a project by pointing to source code on disk */

2012-05-03T23:31:17Z

Create a project by pointing to source code on disk

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	De-select "Use Default Location" and "Browse" to the location of your source code on disk.		De-select "Use Default Location" and "Browse" to the location of your source code on disk.
	Name the project and click Finish. If this is the first project, there are no Globalyzer ~~configuration~~ created yet to associate to this project. click ‘New’		Name the project and click Finish. If this is the first project, there are no Globalyzer configurations created yet to associate to this project. click ‘New’
	To associate scanning logic to the new project click		To associate scanning logic to the new project click
	Scan > Manage Scan		Scan > Manage Scan