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The strange thing about the plug-in settings is that it shows itself like if it would be a JRuby plug-in:
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What could be done better, I think, is when I run a script, instead of the erl interpreter I could choose a function to be used to start the script. So it could look like any other program I'm running in IDE.
2 comments:
Can u please post how to setup erlybird in neatbeans?
Nivir, here you go!
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