问题
I installed a scripts package to be able to run a Java program in Atom editor. But I'm still not able to run it. Getting the following error message:
'bash' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
What could be missing here?
I am using Windows 7. The same editor and same package runs on Ubuntu without any issues.
回答1:
- Get GitHub Desktop from GitHub Site. Run the installer to complete.
- Get Atom Windows installer AtomSetup.exe from Atom Site.
- Once Atom installation completes, it launches.
- From Package Menu, Navigate to "Settings View". Click on the sub menu item "Install Packages/ Themes".
- Type "script" in the search text box, hit Enter.
- Look for a package named "script" (run code in Atom) in the search result and click on install button in the result pane.
- Once the package is installed, create a Java file and click Ctrl+Shift+B to run it.
P.S -
- GitHub Desktop is a mandatory prerequisite for Windows environment.
- Both of the installers are over 100 MB in size, so it can take some time.
回答2:
Main reason for this issue is scripts package is NOT built for cross-platform. "bash" won't be recognised on Windows. But we have following workarounds to make it work.
It works with following modifications:
- Ensure Java path is appended to PATH variable in environment variables.
- Since I am using git, I had installed git bash in my windows system.
- Set the git bash path in environment variables.
Now, able to run Java from atom editor. :)
As suggested in other forums, Cygwin could be other better alternative to get bash.
回答3:
add jdk to PATH..environment varaiables
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34014902/how-can-i-run-a-java-program-in-atom-editor