(build r534)
To use Gradle, set JAVA_HOME
to an OpenJDK 11 (LTS) installation and change to the ./src
subdirectory. Some usage examples:
To clean the project, use:
> ./gradlew clean
To build the project, use:
> ./gradlew build
To run all tests, use:
> ./gradlew test
To generate javadoc for the libraries, use:
> ./gradlew javadoc
To run the command line utility, use:
> ./gradlew run
To provide arguments to the command line utility through Gradle, use e.g.:
> ./gradlew run --args="-v -m $HOME/path/to/file.x3f"
To show some information about this project version:
> ./gradlew printProjectName printProjectVersion printApplicationMainModule printApplicationMainClass
To show all available tasks, use:
> ./gradlew tasks
(build r481)
This is a minor maintenance release.
The command line interface behaviour for input files with absolute paths has changed:
(build r449)
(See JavaDoc overview page for further details.)
The minimum Java source code level to compile this library is 9. The precompiled *.jar
distribution is compiled with OpenJDK 11.0.1 .
The unit tests for this library are based on JUnit4.
In addition, the unit tests for the command line interface module de.bernd_michaely.x3f.extractor.cli
require the "Jimfs" library which can be found at https://github.com/google/jimfs.
(build r219)
Initial version of this library (see JavaDoc overview page for details). The minimum Java source code level to compile this library is 7.