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80	80	You would usually have to enter {{code language="none"}}git pull{{/code}} first, but since nobody will mess with your branch anyway this won't be necessary. By the way, you only need to mention {{code language="none"}}origin login_name{{/code}} with the first {{code language="none"}}git push{{/code}}, since Git doesn't know where to push the branch yet. After the first time, Git remembers the information and it will be enough to just enter {{code language="none"}}git push{{/code}}.
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	82	+== Finding the KIML Sources ==
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	84	+If you want to develop a layout algorithm using KIML, you will have to get your hands at the KIML source code first. Of course, the code is available through a Git repository.
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	86	+1. Open a console window and navigate to an empty directory that the repository should be placed in.
	87	+1. Enter the command [[ssh:~~/~~/git@git.rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de:7999/KIELER/pragmatics.git>>url:ssh://git@git.rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de:7999/KIELER/pragmatics.git||shape="rect"]]{{code language="none"}} .{{/code}}
	88	+1. You should now have a clone of the repository in the current directory.
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	90	+KIML is implemented as an Eclipse plug-in that you will have to import into your Eclipse workspace. We won't do this now; it will be one of the first steps in the development of your layout algorithm.
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82	82	= Developing Your First Layout Algorithm =
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84	84	Now that the preliminaries are out of the way, it's time to develop your first layout algorithm! It will, however, be a very simple one. This tutorial focuses on creating Eclipse plug-ins and on learning how to develop with KIML; thinking of and implementing cool layout algorithms is what the rest of the practical will focus on, and that is where the fun will be had!
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87	87	Remember to replace each occurrence of {{code language="none"}}login_name{{/code}} with your own login name (e.g. {{code language="none"}}msp{{/code}}), and each occurrence of {{code language="none"}}Login_name{{/code}} with your capitalized login name (e.g. {{code language="none"}}Msp{{/code}}).
88	88	{{/note}}
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	100	+== Setting Up Your Workspace ==
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	102	+You will start by importing the plug-ins necessary to program with KIML.
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	104	+1. Start Eclipse and create a new workspace.
	105	+1. Setup your workspace as explained in [[this guide>>doc:KIELER.Configuring Eclipse]].
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	107	+== Adding a New Plug-in ==
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	111	+== Writing the Layout Algorithm ==
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