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This article mainly introduces how to use Cloud9 IDE in Beaglebone Black. It is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Friends who are interested must finish it!

The basic use of Cloud9 IDE in Beaglebone Black

Cloud9 is the IDE integrated in the Beaglebone Black system. It is similar to Xcode in OS X, Eclipse in Linux, and Visual Studio in Windows.

Open Cloud9 IDE in Beaglebone Black

To open Cloud9 IDE, you need to use a browser to connect to port 3000 of Beaglebone Black, that is, access http://beaglebone.local:3000/. It may take a little time to respond to your request after the system has just started, as shown in figure 1.41 is the full picture of Cloud9.

Figure 1.41 Cloud9 IDE

In the Workspace panel on the left, you can see a directory named cloud9, under which there are some subdirectories. If you want to explore BoneScript yourself, you can check out the sample program in the demo directory.

Open Cloud9 IDE new folder in Beaglebone Black

In order to better organize files, we can put some of the associated files in a folder. Although Cloud9 IDE is based on Web, the way folders are created is not much different from other stand-alone IDE. The root directory of Cloud9 IDE Workspace is cloud9, which contains several folders and files, as shown in figure 1.42.

The folder we created should also be a subdirectory of cloud9. For example, we want to create a special folder for this book to store later project files. All we need to do is right-click the cloud9 directory and select New File from the pop-up menu, as shown in figure 1.43.

Figure 1.42 Workspace of Cloud9 figure 1.43 create a folder

A folder named New Folder by default appears, as shown in figure 1.44. We can change it to MyProjects and press enter to confirm, and our folder is created, as shown in figure 1.45.

Figure 1.44 default folder name the folder created in figure 1.45

After that, all our project files are placed in this directory.

Open Cloud9 IDE to create a file in Beaglebone Black

The process of creating a file is similar to creating a folder, just right-click on the target folder and select New File from the pop-up menu, as shown in figure 1.46 to create a file in the MyProjects folder. The default name of the new file is Untitled. We can create a meaningful name for him, such as Project1-Blinking LDE, and then press enter to confirm that the new file is created under the MyProjects folder as shown in figure 1.47.

Figure 1.46 create a new file figure 1.47 newly created file

Note: the newly created file must clearly specify the file suffix to be correctly recognized by the shader, for example, the suffix of the BoneScript file should be .js.

Open Cloud9 IDE to run the program in Beaglebone Black

After the program has been written, you can run the program. The ability to run programs directly is integrated in Cloud9 by clicking the button above the IDE, as shown in figure 1.48.

Figure 1.48 running the program

If you have written a program and pressed the Run button, the program will not be executed immediately. This is because the execution command enters debug mode by default, and you need to click on the run program in the pop-up debug panel, as shown in figure 1.49.

Figure 1.49 start running the program

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