On 1/3/07, Austin Haas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's good to hear. I've heard nothing but great things about Eclipse. I didn't know that it was so easy to extend, though. I thought that you had to compile a plug-in and install it? To contrast, in Emacs, you can just switch to the *scratch* buffer, type a couple lines of code, hit ctrl-c, ctrl-e, and now that code is active in your system. Another benefit about it being that quick is that you can revise the code as you work. For instance, when I first wrote that "function tracer", I forgot to include the "static" keyword. The first I time I traced a function with "static" in it, it didn't work, but it took literally 10 seconds to fix and keep coding.
This does sound cool. I bet a scripting engine like this could be added to eclipse jdt and it would be cool. Hank
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