3.3. Kotlin Eclipse environment building

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Eclipse through Marketplace to install Kotlin plug-in, open Eclipse, select Help-> Eclipse Marketplace… menus, searching for Kotlin plug-in:

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Then restart Eclipse and select Window-> Open Perspective-> Other…, if yousee it Kotlin option indicates that the installation was successful.

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3.3.1. Create a new project #

Select File-> New-> Kotlin Project to create Kotlin project:

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After successful creation, the project structure is as follows:

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Next, let’s click src folder, creating a Kotlin files, no need to write. ".kt" is automatically added by default, and it can be named at will. Here we create hello

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Next, we are in hello.kt to write some code in the file. Eclipse provides us with a template to do this quickly, just type main then press Enter , that’s it.

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3.3.2. Run the application #

Next, we are in hello.kt right-click in the edit box and select Run As-> Kotlin Application to run:

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After running successfully, you can run it in the window Console , you can see the results in.

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So the first Kotlin code is running.

Principles, Technologies, and Methods of Geographic Information Systems  102

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