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Preparing Eclipse
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Preparing Eclipse
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In this section, you will verify that Eclipse is properly set up for Tcl development.
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It is assumed that the Tcl plug-in is already installed.
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Verifying Tcl interpreter settings
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Select the menu item
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<b>Window &gt; Preferences...</b></a>
to open the workbench preferences.&nbsp;
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Select the <b>Tcl > Interpreters</b> preference page to display the known interpreters.
Make sure that at least one interpreter is specified.
If no one is, you may add it manually ("Add" button) or try automatic detection ("Search" button).
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