Patrick, that's really useful, thanks for taking the time to set it down
in a public place.
I think you have two potential audiences (may be 2 blogs).
1. I want to use Jython because I know Python but have a Java-only
environment, or Java libraries I can't do without.
2. I want to build Jython so I can hack on its internals, to
contribute, debug my own stuff, or just for study.
I think you've met the latter need well. Given the density of pictures,
the easiest thing would be to link it from the Dev Guide. I got as far
as raising an issue on our Dev Guide:
https://github.com/jython/devguide/issues/5
Although you say it should work for Windows, there can be a problem with
the jython.exe launcher (fixed in 2.7.2), at the point you use
jython.py, which is to do with some attempt Windows makes to share DLLs.
Although you suggest the choice of JVM version is minor, going beyond 8
is a problem we're working to fix.
It could do with a check for typos.
Jeff Allen
On 02/04/2018 05:02, Patrick Palczewski wrote:
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> The following blog post demonstrates how to set up IntelliJ to work on
> gerneral Jython coding projects with steps on setting it to build and
> run run Jython itself from within the IDE.
>
> http://jythonblog.blogspot.com/2018/04/set-up-jython-projects-in-intellij-idea.html
>
> Comments and feedback welcome.
>
> --
> /Patrick Palczewski/ *VRS# 818.208.2344*
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