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Otherwise, don't exclude it but add the junit.jar under the Module Library (see below)

If you don't want to run the unit tests within ANTLRWorks (or don't have the junit.jar), exclude also the package.

If you are not on Mac OS X, exclude the package .app.MacOS.

Exclude the plugin source directory (we will create another module for the plugin later on).

Click Add Content Root and choose the source of ANTLRWorks that you just unzipped.

Remove any content root already existing.

Under Project "ANTLRWorks" > Modules > ANTLRWorks:.

Go back to IntelliJ and open the project settings using File > Settings.

For example: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\antlrworks-1.0.1-src

Download the source code of ANTLRWorks from.

We will now add the source of ANTLRWorks to the project we just created in IntelliJ.

Select Do not create source directory as we will add the source later on from the zip archiveĪdd the source code of ANTLRWorks to the project.

Leave the module name and content root as is.

For example, C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_01

If you want to compile and run the plugin for IntelliJ, use Java 1.5 (not higher because the IntelliJ JDK in IntelliJ 6 contains Java 1.5).įor example: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_11.

Leave the output path with its default value.

For example, C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\IdeaProjects\ANTLRWorks

Choose a location on the disk for the project.

Choose a name for the project: for example "ANTLRWorks".

Create a new project using File > New Project:.

JDK 5.0 (it is possible to use JDK 6.0 if you are not planning to run the IntelliJ plugin version of ANTLRWorks).

If you want to edit the GUI form, JFormDesigner: download it from.

This tutorial uses path example for Windows but the steps are exactly the same for Linux or Mac OS X.

This tutorial describes how to setup IntelliJ to edit, run and debug ANTLRWorks and its plugin for IntelliJ. Setup IntelliJ to edit, run and debug ANTLRWorks Introduction