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  • RpmInstall

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     1= RefactorErl RMP Package Install Guide = 
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     3The currently available RPM package is RefactorErl 0.9.15.04 for 64bit computers and any operating systems that use '''rpm''' as a package manager. Erlang 17 is required. 
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     5== Installation == 
     6 
     7=== Installing the right version of Erlang === 
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     9The default Erlang version available in the current repositories may not contain the files needed for RefactorErl's WX based user interface. Therefore it is recommended to use Erlang Solutions's version of Erlang. 
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     11This can be done by adding a new source link and updating the package cache. 
     12 
     13{{{ 
     14wget http://packages.erlang-solutions.com/erlang-solutions-1.0-1.noarch.rpm 
     15sudo rpm -Uvh erlang-solutions-1.0-1.noarch.rpm 
     16sudo yum install erlang 
     17}}} 
     18 
     19=== Installing Yaws === 
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     21Unfortunately Yaws is not available as an RPM package in any of the repositories or for download, so you have to build it manually. 
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     23Download the source and the instructions at the [http://yaws.hyber.org/ Yaws webpage] 
     24 
     25=== Installing the tool === 
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     27 * Download the [https://plc.inf.elte.hu/erlang/trac/browser/branches/kutim/refactorerl-0.9.15.04-1.x86_64.rpm package] 
     28 * Execute the following commands in this order, but if after any of the steps there are error messages regarding missing dependencies, run the {{{sudo apt-get -f install}}} command: 
     29{{{ 
     30sudo rpm -i refactorerl_0.9.15.04-beta1_amd64.deb 
     31}}} 
     32 * Use the command {{{referl}}} to start RefactorErl 
     33 
     34== Data files == 
     35By default the data folder of RefactorErl is put in the '''$HOME/.refactorerl''' folder. 
     36 
     37== Uninstallation == 
     38To remove RefactorErl from your system you can use the {{{sudo rpm -e refactorerl}}} command.