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#BLUEJ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE MAC OS X#
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#BLUEJ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE CODE#

Added feature to automatically insert the closing '}' (configurable in the preferences).

Many Java editor bug fixes, including scrolling while drag-selecting, tab key behaviour, bracket highlighting, smooth scrolling on Mac.

Cut/copy now do nothing if the selection is empty (previously it would blank the clipboard).įor MacOS X 10.11+, includes JDK (~210 MB).

Stopped passing -source to the compiler by default (this now allows users to specify -release).

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Added System.in/out/err to the code completion dialog as a special case.

Various small editor bug fixes, including one where errors would sometimes not show in the editor.

Fixed a bug in saving the password for Git in the teamwork.

Compiler errors can now be seen in a list pane when accessibility mode is turned on.

Many different accessibility improvements, especially to the terminal, codepad, but also the general interface.

Mac is now packaged differently, as a DMG.įor 64-bit Windows 7 or newer, includes JDK (~240 MB)įor MacOS X 10.11+, includes JDK (~180 MB)įor Debian, Ubuntu 18.10+ and other Debian-based systems (~210 MB)Īll other systems executable jar file (~20 MB).

typing "Tic" will focus "TicketMachine").

You can now focus classes in the class diagram by typing their name (e.g.

Removed annoying warning on stdout in the Terminal when running JavaFX programs.

Fixed a bug where errors on the last line of a Java file (often, reached end of file while parsing after a missing close curly bracket) would not show at all.

Fixed an issue on Mac where double-clicking in Finder to open a project would load/focus BlueJ but not open the project.

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Please see the support links on the main page.A full list of bug fixes can be found on Github.

#BLUEJ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE INSTALL#

replacing with the path you chose to install BlueJ to. Take note of the path as you will need it to run BlueJ later.Ĭhange into the directory where you installed BlueJ: cd It is usually best to installīlueJ somewhere under your home folder.

(make sure it is correct!) and where you want BlueJ to be installed. The installer should start and present a window where you can specify both the path to the JDK, and for BlueJ 4.2.0 the path to OpenJFX,.(this example is for Windows other operating system paths normally use '/' as a path separator!). For example: "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_144\bin\java.exe" -jar "C:\Users\Sarah\Downloads\bluej-411.jar" If you receive a "command not found" or similar error, you may need to specify replacing with the correct path to the installer. Installation by typing some commands into this application. Start your Command Prompt or Terminal application.Download the installer, making sure to keep track of where it is in the filesystem.Make sure to get the JDK (not the JRE) and to download the correct version.

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Is required, and we recommend installing the latest JDK 8 update - you can download the Oracle JDKįrom the Oracle website. The BlueJ installer will ask you for the path of the unzipped directories. Again, this is a zip which you should unzip locally. You also need OpenJFX 11 - download the SDK download for your operating system from Gluon. You can download the OpenJDK from the official site, which is a zip which you must unzip locally. For BlueJ 4.2.0 and later, OpenJDK 11 and OpenJFX 11 are required, which are only available for 64-bit operating systems.The BlueJ installer will ask you for the path of the JDK and unzipped JavaFX. This is a zip which you should unzip locally. You also need OpenJFX 17 - download the "SDK" download for your operating system from Gluon. You can download the OpenJDK from Adoptium: choose version "17 - LTS" and then your operating system and architecture. For BlueJ 5.1.0 and later, OpenJDK 17 and OpenJFX 17 are required, which are only available for 64-bit operating systems.There are two possibilites depending on the version of BlueJ: The generic installer requires that a Java JDK be installed separately.

Is generally preferable to use the "native" installer when available.

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This installer can be used on most Unix-like operating systems as well as Mac OS X and Windows. These are the instructions for the generic BlueJ installer (the installer "for other operating systems").