anchor.diff:  * Eclipse 4.3 (Kepler) or Eclipse 3.7 (Indigo)
   ** any packaging including JDT (Java Development Tools) will do:  "Eclipse SDK" package, "Eclipse for Java Developers" package, "Eclipse for Java EE Developers" package, etc.
   
  -There is a central place for the installation guides of all clojure IDEs.
  -
  -// TODO reincorporate here, and just provide a link in the dev.clojure.org Getting Started page
  -You will find Counterclockwise's one at http://dev.clojure.org/display/doc/Getting+Started+with+Eclipse+and+Counterclockwise
  -
  -You may now want to <<configure,configure Counterclockwise for your specific environment>>
  +You may now want to <<configure,configure Counterclockwise for your specific environment>> +
  +or directly <<test-install,test your installation>>
   
   [[configure]]
   == Configure Counterclockwise
   
  -=== Proxy Settings
  +=== Proxy Settings (optional)
   
   Currently Counterclockwise does not use the menu:Window[Preferences > General >Network Connections] Proxy Preference for use with the embedded Leiningen.
   
  
positive.code: === Pre-requisites
  * Java Virtual Machine (JVM) 7 installed and setup in the Operating System's PATH
  
  You may now want to <<configure,configure Counterclockwise for your specific environment>>
  
  
  [[install-as-plugin]]
  
negative.code: See the https://github.com/technomancy/leiningen/wiki/HTTP-Proxies[Leiningen HTTP Proxies] page for more detail.
  
  
  [[test-install]]
  == Test a Counterclockwise install
  
  Create and run a simple Clojure project ("Hello Betty")
  
  - Open the Java perspective
  ** menu:Window[Open Perspective > Java] '''(a perspective is a predefined layout of views, suitable for a particular type of development)'''
  - Create a Clojure project 
  ** Menu menu:File[New > Clojure Project], name it `myproject`
  ** The project is created using the `default` Leiningen Template, which creates a Clojure project with a predefined `myproject.core` namespace in `src/myproject/core.clj`
  - Add a function definition to `myproject.core`: 
  ** Open `src/myproject/core.clj`, add the following at the end: `(defn hello [who] (str "Hello " who " !"))`, save the file
  - Run the project: 
  ** With file `src/myproject/core.clj` open, Hit kbd:[Ctrl+Alt+S] (kbd:[Cmd+Alt+S] on OSX). This sends the whole file's code to the REPL (and also takes care of starting a REPL for the project if none is currently started)
  - Switch to the REPL in the namespace of your file: 
  ** Hit kbd:[Ctrl+Alt+N] (kbd:[Cmd+Alt+N] on OSX). Alternatively, just click on the bottom of the REPL inside the "text input area"
  - Call your function (Hit kbd:[Enter] to send the expression if the cursor is at the end, or hit kbd:[Ctrl+Enter] / kbd:[Cmd+Enter] if the cursor is not at the end of the text):
  
  [source,clojure]
  ----
  > 1:1 helloworld=> (hello "Betty") [Ctrl+Enter]
  > "Hello Betty !"
  ----
  
  
  [[enable-clojure]]
  = Enable Clojure (Leiningen batteries included)
  