--- Randy George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I will have to try the jEdit SVGPlugin. It may be more useful than the > jxmleditor plugin for Eclipse. The jxmleditor is very basic. It checks for > well-formed and valid syntax, has a tree view and a source view with syntax > highlighting but no search/replace capabilities? It also rejects the whole > file if there is a well-formed error instead of highlighting the error > location for correction. There may be better xml editor plugins somewhere in > the Eclipse world, I only recently discovered Eclipse and think its a very > worthwhile tool for svg projects.
jEdit provides a pretty nice XML editing environment. It's more of text-editor on steroids than an IDE, but for XML that is all you really need. It has functionality for XML tag construction, tag completion, tree-structure browsing, XSLT transformations, and XPath searching. > Perhaps the jEdit/SVGPlugin could be added to the Eclipse editor > choices if someone knew how to set up the correct xml config files. The topic of cross IDE plugins is what JSR 198 is all about. You should check it out. As it stands know, porting my plugin to Eclipse (or another IDE) would require a refactoring to isolate the IDE interaction behind some kind of adapter layer. I've done a lot of things that are very jEdit specific, such as tying in to the jEdit event system to allow automatic re-rendering on a buffer save, and supporting configuration using the jEdit property system. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
