Java: How to increase heap size using textpad

Question

I'm using textpad to run a simple Java program, and I keep getting an out of memory error.

Some digging on the internet tells me that I need to increase the heap size, and that the best way to do this seems to be with a flag, however, I can't find anything on how to implement flags in textpad, or at least, any that seem to work for my program.

Here's the code I'm using:

import java.io.File;

import core.SaveData;
import core.obj.Player;
import core.files.PlayerFile;
import core.files.PlayerAttribute;



public class PositioningFix {

**Rest of the program**

Any help would be very much appreciated, even if it's just telling me to ditch textpad and go with a different editor!

Thanks for the help guys, for anyone who stumbles across this, I needed to go into Configure > Preferences > Tools > Run Java Application, and enter "-Xmx1024m $BaseName" in the field labelled "Parameters". That gives a heap size of 1024mb, if I'd wanted 512mb, I would have had to type "-Xmx512m $BaseName"

Answer 1

在启动时需要允许更多类似：java -Xmx2048m PositioningFix将为您提供2GB内存，堆。

Answer 2

Thanks for the help guys, for anyone who stumbles across this, I needed to go into Configure > Preferences > Tools > Run Java Application, and enter "-Xmx1024m $BaseName" in the field labelled "Parameters". That gives a heap size of 1024mb, if I'd wanted 512mb, I would have had to type "-Xmx512m $BaseName"