NetBeans module to support theGolo language. The current version implements the syntax highlighting forGolo 2.0.0, project creation and project running.
##How-to
###Installation
With NetBeans 7.3 and 7.2, you can install Golo Plugin from the plugin manager.
For NetBeans different to 7.2 & 7.3 or simply to debug/run Golo Plugin, open the module with NetBeans and run it.This should launch a new instance of NetBeans with the Golo Plugin installed. If NetBeans asks, do not import the settings from a previous version.Before anything, select the folder containing your Golo distribution in the Golo section of NetBeans' settings.
###New project
Any folder containing a file "golo.project", even empty, is seen by Netbeans as a Golo project.To create a new project, go to "File > New Project" and select any sample in the category called "Golo".
###Open project
If your project's folder contains a "golo.project" you can open it directly with Netbeans. If it doesn't, simply touch a "golo.project" into the folder containing your project.
###Create a golo file
Go to "File > New File" and select any sample in the category called "Golo Examples".
###Run project
There are several ways to run a Golo project :
- Project view : right click on a golo file and choose "Run Golo Project"
- Menu bar : "Run > Run Golo Project"
- Toolbar : click on the Golo logo beside the "Build" button.
###Build plugin
Open the plugin in Netbeans, right-click on the project and choose "Create NBM". You will then find the .nbm in "/build".
##Troubleshooting
###"No dependent module org.apache.tools.ant.module"
Take a look at the Jave section of Netbeans' settings to find the folder containing Ant and add it tonbproject/platform.properties. For instance :${nbplatform.active.dir}/extide:\.
###"TokenMgrError" when editing quotes
Fixing in progress.