Compiling and Running Java Code in Sublime Text 2

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I am trying to compile and run Java code in Sublime Text 2  Don t just tell me to do it manually in the Command Prompt  Can anyone tell me how   Btw  I am on Windows 7

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For Sublime Text 3                in  C  Program Files Sublime Text 3 Packages  you get java sublime-package copy it to another folder change its extension from  sublime-package to zip and extract it you get JavaC sublime-build file for your Modifications as above                 after all modifications extracted java folder again convert to  zip and change its extension  zip to  sublime-package  after that copy and paste this file to C  Program Files Sublime Text 3 Packages  this will help you    even you get my file from http   upfile mobi 363820 or http   www 4shared com file 73SkzY-Kba Java html link I use to run java code i use trick of  Wesley Baugh   so you need to copy runJava bat file to your C  Program Files  x86  Java jdk1 8 0 bin directory as he says  and copy above linked file to C  Program Files Sublime Text 3 Packages

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I followed a post in this thread and got it working perfectly   Make the bat file with the following  and save it anywhere in your PATH  I suggest C  Program Files Java jdk  bin  to keep everything together    ECHO OFF cd   dp1 javac   nx1 java   n1   then edit C  Users your user name AppData Roaming Sublime Text 2 Packages Java JavaC sublime-build  the contents will be        cmd     javac     file        file regex               0-9       0-9          selector    source java      replace  javac  with the name of your bat file  for instance  javacexec bat  and save it

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As detailed here   http   sublimetext userecho com topic 90531-default-java-build-system-update   Steps I took to remedy this   Click Start Right click on  Computer    2 5 Click Properties    On the left hand side select  Advanced System Settings  Near the bottom click on  Environment Variables  Scroll down on  System Variables  until you find  PATH  - click edit with this selected  Add the path to your Java bin folder  Mine ends up looking like this   CODE  SELECT ALL   C  Program Files Java jdk1 7 0 03 bin

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So this is what i added to the JavaC sublime-build file         cmd     javac    -Xlint     file         file regex               0-9       0-9           selector    source java         variants                 cmd     javac    -Xlint     file               file regex               0-9       0-9                 selector    source java              name    Java Lintter                           cmd     java     file base name               name    Run Java                      What this does is that it creates variants to the regular build command  ctrl b   With ctrl b you will still be able to compile your code  If you do shift ctrl b the first variant will be executed  which in this case is javac with the -Xlint option  The second and final variant is the java command itself  you can place this as your first variant and shift ctrl b will actually execute the java code     Also  notice that each variant as a  name   This basically allows this specific  build  option to show up in the shift ctrl p option  So using this configuration  you can simply do shift ctrl p and type  Run Java  and hit enter  and your code will execute     Hope this helped

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compile and running as per documentation of sublime text 2 nd 3  step- 1  set environment variables for java as u know already or refer somewhere  strp-2  open new document and copy paste code below     cmd     javac     file name     amp  amp     java     file base name     file regex         File              line   0-9       selector    source java    shell  true     step-3  save the document as userjavaC sublime-build in directory  C  Users myLapi AppData Roaming Sublime Text 3 Packages User  step-4   after done select as   tools- build systems- userjavaC  to both compile and run press ctrl b

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This is code to compile and run java in sublime text 3   shell cmd    javac -d    file  amp  amp  java   file base name    file base name     shell   true

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I am using Windows 7  The below solution works for me      Open   the file JavaC sublime-build and replace all the code in the file with the code below       cmd     javac     file name    amp  amp    java     file base name      file regex               0-9       0-9          path    C   Program Files  Java  jdk1 6 0  bin         selector    source java     shell   true      Remember to replace  C  Program Files Java jdk1 6 0 bin   with the  path where you put your jdk  And make sure to add the path of you java JDK to  the environment variable  PATH   Refer to bunnyDrug s post to set up the  environment variable  Best

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This version of JavaC sublime-build which is edited from vijay s answer works for me on both Windows 7 and Mac for Sublime Text 3    I edited it so Ctrl b or command b is sufficient for both build   run      shell cmd    javac -Xlint  file  amp  amp  java  file base name    file regex               0-9       0-9       selector    source java    shell   true       amp  amp   ensures that the second part runs only when first part succeeds ie only when the class file is generated  You can find more related info here  http   www microsoft com resources documentation windows xp all proddocs en-us ntcmds shelloverview mspx mfr true

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This is how I did it with these easy steps  Setup a new build system   Tools  gt  Build System  gt  New Build System  Replace the default code with the following        quot cmd quot     quot javac quot   quot  file name quot   quot  amp  amp  quot   quot java quot   quot  file base name quot         quot path quot    quot C   Program Files  Java  jdk1 7 0 25  bin   quot        quot shell quot   true      locate the path of your jdk installation and replace it with  path     Save the file by giving it a name  I named mine  quot Java quot     Activate the build system   Tools  gt  Build System  gt  Java  name of the file you saved it with  Now run your program with Ctrl   B

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I find the method in the post Compile and Run Java programs with Sublime Text 2 works well and is a little more convenient than the other methods  Here is a link to the archived page  For Windows  Step 1  Create runJava bat with the following code   ECHO OFF cd   dp1 ECHO Compiling   nx1        IF EXIST   n1 class   DEL   n1 class   javac   nx1 IF EXIST   n1 class   ECHO -----------OUTPUT----------- java   n1    Copy this file to jdk bin directory  Step 2   Open Sublime package directory using Preferences  gt  Browse Packages   Go to Java Folder Open JavaC sublime-build and replace line  quot cmd quot     quot javac quot    quot  file quot    with  quot cmd quot     quot runJava bat quot    quot  file quot     Done  Write programs and Run using CTRL   B Note  Instructions are different for Sublime 3

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This is mine using sublime text 3  I needed the option to open the command prompt in a new window  Java compile is used with the -Xlint option to turn on full messages for warnings in Java   I have saved the file in my user package folder as Java Build  sublime-build            shell cmd    javac -Xlint     file            file regex               0-9       0-9            working dir      file path          selector    source java         variants                                      name    Run                    shell cmd    java     file base name                                               name    Run  External CMD Window                    shell cmd    start cmd  k java     file base name

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By following the steps below  you will have 2 Build Systems in sublime -  JavaC  and  JavaC Input     JavaC  would let you run code that doesn t require user input and display the results in sublime s terminal simulator  which is convenient and nice-looking   JavaC Input  lets you run code that requires user input in a separate terminal window  it s able to accept user input  You can also run non-input-requiring code in this build system  so if you don t mind the pop-up  you can just stick with this build system and don t switch  You switch between build systems from Tools -  Build System  And you compile amp run code using ctrl b   Here are the steps to achieve this    note  Make sure you already have the basic setup of the java system  install JDK and set up correct CLASSPATH and PATH  I won t elaborate on this    JavaC  build system setup  1  Make a bat file with the following code  and save it under C  Program Files Java jdk  bin  to keep everything together  Name the file  javacexec bat     ECHO OFF cd   dp1 javac   nx1 java   n1   2  Then edit C  Users your user name AppData Roaming Sublime Text 2 Packages Java JavaC sublime-build  if there isn t any  create one   the contents will be        cmd     javacexec bat     file        file regex               0-9       0-9          selector    source java       JavaC Input  build system setup   1  Install Cygwin  http   www cygwin com    2  Go to C  Users your user name AppData Roaming Sublime Text 2 Packages Java   then create a file called  JavaC Input sublime-build  with the following content     cmd     javacexec input bat     file     file regex               0-9       0-9       selector    source java      3  Make a bat file with the following code  and save it under C  Program Files Java jdk  bin  to keep everything together  Name the file  javacexec input bat     echo off javac  -Xlint unchecked   n1 java  start cmd  k java -ea   n1

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Make sure u install JDK JRE first   If you are mac user than follow this steps   open terminal go to your root dictionary by typing      cd       repeatedly  use      ls    to see if u have reach the root  you will see Library folder  Now follow this path Library Java JVM bin Once you get into bin you can see JavaC file  Now u need to get the path of this folder for that just write this command      pwd   Copy paste it to your sublime JavaC file and build java code in sublime by cmd b

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You can compile and run your code entirely in ST  and it s very quick simple  There s a recent ST package called Javatar that can do this  https   javatar readthedocs org

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Alex Yao s Answer is the simplest solution  if you just want to build and run Java program w o taking any input from the console use the solution provided by Alex Yao  However if you would like to take input from the console then refer to the following link  Java console input in Sublime Text 2

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Sublime Text 3 has a slightly different solution   This is a modification of vijay s answer  which I was using before            shell cmd    javac -Xlint     file            file regex               0-9       0-9            working dir      file path          selector    source java          variants                                      name    Run                   shell cmd    java     file base name                             Paste the above into a new file called JavaC sublime-buildand put it into your User packages   This can be found in C  Users You AppData Roaming Sublime Text 3 Packages User   Ctrl-B will compile   Ctrl-Shift-B will run

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shell cmd    javac -Xlint      file       file regex               0-9       0-9       working dir      file path     selector    source java     variants             shell cmd   javac -Xlint      file     amp  amp  java  file base name   lt  input txt  gt  output txt          name    Run                 save this sublime build and run the program with ctrl   shift   B with run variant Without run variant it will just create  class file but wont run it   This build will read the input from input txt and print the output in output txt   Note  both input txt and output txt must be present in the same working directory as your  java file

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Refer the solution at  http   www compilr org compile-and-run-java-programs   Hope that solves  for both compiling and running the classes within sublime      You can see my script in the comments section to try it out in case of mac     EDIT  Unfortunately  the above link is broken now  It detailed all the steps required for comiling and running java within sublime text  Anyways  for mac or linux systems  the below should work   modify javac sublime-build file to        bin sh  classesDir   Users  USER Desktop java classes   codeDir   Users  USER Desktop java code     -f   classesDir  1 class     amp  amp  rm  classesDir  1 class for file in  1 java do echo  Compiling  file          javac -d  classesDir  codeDir  file done if   -f   classesDir  1 class    then echo  -----------OUTPUT-----------  java -cp  classesDir  1 else echo     fi     Here  I have made a folder named  java  on the Desktop and subfolders  classes  and  code  for maintaining the  class and  java files respectively  you can modify in your own way

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The Build System JavaC works like a charm but fails when you want to give input from stdin in Sublime-text  But you can edit the build system to make it receive input from user  This is the modified JavaC build I m using on Ubuntu 18 04 LTS  You can edit the build System or create a new build system    To Create a new build system    Go to Tools  Build System  New Build System    Copy Paste the Below code and File  Save        shell cmd    javac    file      file regex               0-9       0-9       selector    source java    variants                     shell cmd   bash -c   javac  file    amp  amp  gnome-terminal -- bash -c   java  file base name  read               name    Run                     To Edit the existing Java C build file   Follow the steps  https   stackoverflow com a 23790095 10847305 Copy-Paste  variants  from this build system

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