Last year I thought I would give Dart a try, so I downloaded the Dart + Editor zip from the dartlang.org website and got it working on my Ubuntu 12.04 environment. When trying to get the Sunflower demo to run (by clicking the Run button), I got the "Unable to run current selection - please select a runnable resource" error. After exploring Google for answers, I found nothing, so I gave up on Dart at the time, not wanting to spend the time on something that is still buggy. Since then I prepared a completely new Ubuntu 14.04 environment on a new computer and thought I would give Dart another try. So I downloaded and installed it again this year and I am experiencing the exact same problem, still with no answers from Google searches. If this were a bug, I figured something like this would have been resolved after a year, or at least some discussion somewhere on Google about it. Am I doing something consistently wrong?
Any ideas?
Try the context menu on the entry page file (index.html or sunflower.html) in the web sub-directory and choose Run in Dartium
There is no unique or default entry point in a Dart package and no way to configure one.
You always have to run a specific Dart script file or HTML page that contains a ` tag.
I almost never used the run Button in the toolbar.
When you have for example the menu Run/Always run last launch
activated and run an entry point like described above the toolbar run button should work to run the same entry point again.
I guess there are other ways to make this run button work but as I said, I almost never use this one myself.
Context menu Run in Dartium
, Run as Javascript
for web applications and context menu Run
for command line scripts worked always for me.