I've worked on Eclipse plugins in the past, and think that its plug-in
architecture is very well-designed. I was thrilled that Adobe/Macromedia
chose it as a tools platform. Eclipse has a small core, and each plug-in
implements "extension points" and can also add its own extension points for
other
Ignorance is bliss. This is my fault. They provide documentation for the
flex builder api. I would have to look;
Comming from a component developer(myself) and not an eclipse plugin dev, I
didn't know not having hooks into adobe's api that they use to extend
eclipse doesn't matter.
Seeming as th
I'm willing to accept that I misunderstood what you were saying. It
happens. I didn't mean to respond to the e-mail that was quoted below
mine, though. If I did that's definitely my fault.
Someone said Adobe should write tutorials on how to create plug-ins
for Flex Builder. Flex Builde
Load up Flex Builder --> Help --> Help Contents
Look at Platform Plug-in Developer Guide and Plug-in Development
Environment guide.
And/or google "Eclipse Plugin Tutorials".
Ok, thanks for the gogo baba talk but, you missed what I am saying. So that
is why they provide an API, I guess it's
> Eclipse/FB does plenty of auto-finishing of
> variables/classes/constants for me. Where do you see it as falling
> short?
Have you used VS2005? It's like night and day (well, maybe later
afternoon and early evening).
For example, in FB if I'm on a new line of my source code and start
typing,
Load up Flex Builder --> Help --> Help Contents
Look at Platform Plug-in Developer Guide and Plug-in Development
Environment guide.
And/or google "Eclipse Plugin Tutorials".
If I were Adobe, I wouldn't devote time to creating resources like
these.
Michael Schmalle wrote:
>
>
> Ec
Eclipse can still be extended...
I wish Adobe after this Flex 3 push would really focus some effort on
letting people know how to extend their API's. I myself have written java,
but really have no idea where to start if I wanted to add a plugin say, a
code formater to flex builder right now.
...
On 6/14/07, Paul deCoursey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Troy Gilbert wrote:
> >
> > I largely prefer many of Visual Studio's (particularly 2005) features
> > to FlexBuilder, though do like some of FlexBuilder/ Eclipse's features
> > as well.
> >
> > Of course, the features I like most about V
Troy Gilbert wrote:
>
> I largely prefer many of Visual Studio's (particularly 2005) features
> to FlexBuilder, though do like some of FlexBuilder/ Eclipse's features
> as well.
>
> Of course, the features I like most about Visual Studio don't seem to
> be intrinsic to the way it does things, mo
lto:
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Subject: [flexcoders] The future of Flex IDE's
Flex Builder is awesome, but does anyone else think it might be cool
to see another Flex IDE built on top of this someday ? ...
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