Tips on developing Eclipse plugins - VII.
Monday, February 4th, 2008Have you ever wondered how to:
- Run some code on plugin startup?
- Set text file encoding?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, be sure to read on!
Have you ever wondered how to:
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, be sure to read on!
XOM parser is a great piece of code. I was missing just one feature - to be able to get position of element in source file (line and column). So I did a quick and dirty hack resulting in two new nu.xom.Element methods: getLineNumber() and getColumnNumber().
Complex systems usually need some kind of asynchronous messaging and caching for better performance. And yes, that’s pretty much what this article is about. Let’s dive into the following issues:
In today’s article I am going to describe a bunch more useful techniques for JFace which might be used in Eclipse Plugin Development as well. It will be:
Today I would like to say few words about Project decorators which are useful for altering the text and/or icon of resources in Package Explorer and Navigator. So don’t hesitate and read the rest of the article
Here we go again
In this article I try to shed some light on:
V poslednà dobÄ› spolupracuji na vývoji nového produktu firmy JetMinds (který bude brzy uveden). Projekt zahrnuje sadu Eclipse pluginů s custom editory se zvýrazňovánÃm syntaxe, outline pohledy, inteligentnà asistenty a dalšà nástroje podobné tÄ›m již dostupným ve standardnÃm Eclipse Java editoru.
BÄ›hem vývoje jsem narazil na mnoho problémů se složitostà Eclipse, nedostatku pÅ™ehledné dokumentace, pÅ™Ãkladů apod. Proto jsem zaÄal psát tuto sérià Älánků, která se ale nebude snažit býti kompletnà pÅ™ÃruÄkou, spÃÅ¡e jen takovým vypÃchnutÃm zajÃmavých konceptů a nápadů.
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