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Tutorial for "Console Application" Turning Up Error #343

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brandon-sisler opened this issue Jul 24, 2024 · 2 comments
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Tutorial for "Console Application" Turning Up Error #343

brandon-sisler opened this issue Jul 24, 2024 · 2 comments

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@brandon-sisler
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Hey all, I am totally new to this and came to the issues page as a last resort when I couldn't get anything to work.
I'm trying to install and use Arend using the method outlined in "Console Application" at " https://arend-lang.github.io/documentation/getting-started.html ".
Let me walk you through what works.

  1. Downloading the jar file is fine.
  2. Running the test "java -jar Arend.jar" works fine and produces the expected result.
  3. Creating the directories and files goes on without a hitch, although that's all me really, so I don't think Arend could be to blame for issues there.
  4. Once I run the command " java -jar $arend $myProject " I have the return error "Error: -jar requires jar file specification."

So my question is, am I supposed to be putting in these $ signs, or am I supposed to somehow actually specify the path to the Arend.jar file and the arend.yaml file. If so, how do I do this (context: I know no java).
Thanks!

@ice1000
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ice1000 commented Jul 26, 2024

am I supposed to somehow actually specify the path to the Arend.jar file and the arend.yaml file

Yes

@sxhya
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sxhya commented Jul 30, 2024

I would recommend you to try using Arend via plugin which is part of IntellijIDEA (it is available for Community Edition as well). If you would like to build Arend from sources I would recomment to download JetBrains/Arend GitHub repository and then make everything using ./gradlew jarDep command.

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