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b0rgMemberI’d like to suggest the integration of a JavaScript editor (like e.g. org.hkataria.jsedit_1.0.1, or hmmm.. I’ve forgotten the other one), and of a binary editor (aka “hex editor”) like ehep_0.0.3
Scott AndersonParticipantb0rg,
Can you provide URL’s for these? Do you know the licensing for each of these?
b0rgMemberScott,
here are the links from http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net/eclipse/plugins.jsp:
– JS editors:
http://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~hkataria/
http://jseditor.sourceforge.net/
– Hex editor:
http://ehep.sourceforge.net/Victor
Alex FitzpatrickMemberI am the maintainer of jseditor.sourceforge.net please don’t hesitate to contact me at [email protected]
Riyad KallaMemberagfitzp,
Thank you for posting, I know we are interesting in supporting as many technologies as we can. I’ve sent along your contact info to the team.There might be some lag until we contact you only because we are neck deep in 2.8 right now and the prospect of anymore work might make some of our devs go postal 😀
tedtollefsonMemberA built in java script editor would be very nice. I would expect that it would be set as the default editor for .js files.
Riyad KallaMemberMinor update here, we agree completely that having a nice JS editor is important, especially with a web development IDE like MyEclipse. We have already settled on integrating the CSSEditor plugin, and I’m trying to get details on the status of a JS editor, I’ll keep you posted.
maslovskyMemberI’d suggest to enable JS editing no only in standalone .js files but also within <script> blocks in HTML and JSP files. This will make such feature a lot more usefull.
ckevinhillMemberAn improved JS editor in MyEclipse would be great – I’ve had trouble finding a really good one. It’s probably not as important as like Hibernate integration but still darn useful 😉
Riyad KallaMemberWell we have started to add a new JS editor to MyEclipse, its available in the beta 1 releases and allows for syntax highlighting, no autocomplete yet. And the files need to .js files, no inline HTML <script></script> editing yet.
Mukund JaiswalMemberhi,
i am using myEclipse 2.7.1 and 3.8 Beta-1
Can anyone suggest me which jsplugin should i use and which is the most prefered one.agfitzp… one problem i have noticed with jseditor is that when you remove the eclipse installation you might face some problem as the
the plugin folders do not get deleted . if i face the problem again i will send you a snapshot .thanks,
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