Interesting article: http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/09/19/37FEcodeedit_1.html > Call it a back-to-basics movement or simply professionals seeking > the best tools to get the job done well and on time. With > enterprises putting a premium on productivity, a quiet revolution > among programmers is eschewing the heavy, feature-filled IDE and > turning instead to the venerable standby: the [text] editor.
Note that one of the things I like about eclipse is that it's "file-centric": whenever I want to bail out into emacs (which sometimes means also perl or sed--emacs is also a helluva shell :-), I can, and then just "Refresh". Although, being the conservative type (esp when I have > 10 source plugins, and of course >> 1000 binary), I tend to cycle the workbench as well ... _Another_ thing I like about eclipse are the "emacs key bindings." That being said, if anyone knows how to actually run emacs as the default editor _within_ eclipse ... please lemme know. (be still, my beating heart :-) _______________________________________________ Juglist mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://trijug.org/mailman/listinfo/juglist_trijug.org
