Lou Iorio wrote:
I use a Mac, not Windows, so I start Eclipse and then open the file I
want to edit.
Actually, there's no difference between the two platforms in this
regard. OS X also has file associations, and when using them, Eclipse
launches but doesn't open the file when you double-click on it, just
like Windows. I just tried it on Leopard against Eclipse 3.3.1.1.
I guess this speaks well of Java's portability: even the bugs translate
perfectly. :)
I still think Eclipse is great compared to the alternatives (at least
those available to
me with my system constraints). Emacs is a close second, but the outline
feature in
Eclipse makes it better for me.
Don't get me wrong, it's great for free, I like a lot of what they've
done, and I like the commoditization of development tools in general.
It just needs a little more baking time in the usability oven.
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