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The World's Java Console Copyleft 2015 Artem V. Efremov (a.k.a. "Nikodim") http://javaconsole222.sourceforge.net This has been made in Eclipse 4.4.1 "Luna" (http://www.eclipse.org). Feel free to extend the code with a newer functionality if required. I won't charge any duty from you. Also, be able to get in touch with me at nspu@list.ru (no spam please to not be blacklisted by me). Have fun! Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted. --- System Requirements --- Java: JDK 1.7+ Operating system: Any --- Installation --- 1. Unpack the archive. 2. Go to the directory where the file of "compile.sh" exists. 3. Open it. 4. Find the line as follows: export jdkbin=....... 5. Ensure, so that JDK's executable binaries exist as applied to the path. If your JDK has another path, correct the meaning for the jdkbin variable. 6. Run the file "compile.sh". --- Getting Started --- Now that you've built the application from source, you are able to run it. 1. Go to the directory where the file of "Java_console.sh" exists. 2. Open it. 3. Find the line as follows: export jdkbin=....... 4. Ensure, so that JDK's executable binaries exist as applied to the path. If your JDK has another path, correct the meaning for the jdkbin variable. 5. Run the file "Java_console.sh". For the future, to not repeat all these actions over and over, take heed to create a batch file (such as a *.bat for Windows, a shell script for Linux). --- Brief Overview --- This should ease the job for an end-user if (s)he works with an operating system, does some test suites, works with the Net. The application can be seen as a kind of a command-line interpreter. Type "exit" to quit, "help" to get the list of commands. "hint command_name" returns brief information on the given command.