How do I build the sample?

[curvedinf]

I'm new to Kotlin and don't know how to build the sample project.

[LeHaine]

Hello!

You can open up the project inside IntelliJ and run either the Samples.kt or FlappyBirdApp.kt under the jvmMain directory to run on your desktop.

[curvedinf]

Doesn't appear to work for me

I think you'd also need to run something in gradle to get the dependencies, no?

[LeHaine]

Strange. It should have already downloaded the dependencies before it attempted to run. Which OS are you using?

[curvedinf]

Ubuntu 22.04

[ju-h4]

I now have the same problem, although it worked at first.

Maybe this is related to the latest IntelliJ version? In any case, I had updated it in the meantime.

For some reason, the dependencies of com.lehaine.littlekt:core:xxx are not included.
The only temporary solution seems to be to define the dependencies (lwjgl, etc.) again in your own project, then it works.

But for the life of me I don't understand why this is the case.

[LeHaine]

Thanks @ju-h4. That is strange because you shouldn't have to redefine the dependencies. At least I never ran into that so far. Are you also using a Linux OS? Which IntelliJ version?

[ju-h4]

@LeHaine : I am using Windows 10 Pro 22H2 and IntelliJ IDEA 2023.3.4 (Community Edition) (Build #IC-233.14475.28)

The crazy thing is, the jvmRun part still worked in the beginning. Then I had the problem with jsRun (see other issue here in the repo) and then tried everything possible and also upgraded IntelliJ from 2022.x to the current one and I guess since then the jvmRun part didn't work anymore :(

[LeHaine]

I updated to 2023.3.4 from 2023.3.2 and was receiving a ClassNotFound exception when running the jvm SampleGame. I removed the previous run configurations and then cleaned the build and then ran it on the jvm from the class file and it seemed to run finally.

[ju-h4]

@LeHaine: Thank you, removing all run configurations and running gradle clean did the trick!

[curvedinf]

Can you specify what you mean by deleting the run configurations? I did the things I found in a google search and i still have the previous error.

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[LeHaine]

@curvedinf In the drop-down menu in the toolbar where you select your run configuration (next to the green run button). If you select edit configurations from that menu, a dialog should pop up. You can select your existing run configurations and hit the delete button (it's a '-' symbol). Then hit OK. Clean the project with gradle clean and then run your desired app again on the jvm.