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An Eclipse editor for shell (bash) scripts. Features: 1) Content outline with tree view for functions. 2) Association with files without an extension. 3) Jumping between if-then-else-elif-fi, do-done, etc. (CTRL+SHIFT+P jump forwards, CTRL+ZERO jump backwards.) 4) Easily copy the file-path of the edited file (CTRL+SHIFT+9). It's convenient to paste and execute in a console then. Installation instructions: NOTE1: these instructions won't work if you used an online installer for...

EditBox is the Eclipse plugin for source code background highlighting. While most of plugins highlight the syntax of the source code, EditBox highlights the selected block of the code by changing its background color and drawing border around it.

This site is outdated. Please visit http://www.jaculon.de/egap for the latest releases. Egap is an Eclipse plugin for the Guice Dependency-Injection-Framework.

We prepare to re-release npm install goorm goorm is the cloud-based Integrated Development Environment. It is developed in only javascript and using various open source libraries. It is also an open-source project. goorm supports currently C/C++ and Java as well as HTML, CSS, PHP and Javascript. Other languages will be supported with plugin. (future works). - goorm is developing now and this repository provides only alpha version. - please, feedback to us about bugs and feature what you need. (email: xenoz0718@gmail.com)

This Eclipse plugin supplements the sourcepath lookup mechanism provided in Geronimo Eclipse Plugin to provide the Eclipse debugger the source code attached to the jars that your EAR/WAR project depends on.

TapestryAssistant is a Eclipse plugin for Tapestry developers. It implements binding among .html, .page(.jwc) and .java file. So, with this plugin, the developers can easily switch among these file both with shortcut key and context menu.

JClassViewer is a viewer for class and jar files. Features: - required Java 7 or higher - used the line numbers to reconstruct an output that is near to the original output. - debugging in Eclipse - should support other languages like Scale in the future