From: Andre B. <and...@gm...> - 2003-02-04 23:21:40
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Baptiste Lepilleur wrote: >Excellent! Do you know how well adopted is Eclipse as a C++ environment for >Unix ? > On the project web page I found versions for: "linux-gtk", "linux-motif", "solaris-motif". See http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/cdt-home/downloads/main.html?cvsroot=Tools_Project I expect that the installation is as simple as under win-os. Unpack eclipse, Unpack the "CDT"-Plugin into the plugin directory. Run eclipse. When I finished the plugin maybe one of you can try to do the porting of the eclipse bridge. This are only a couple of lines of code. Currently the java code asks for the "cpprefactoring.dll" which is windows only, but I will provide links how to do the same thing under unix. >I read that Eclipse's java refactoring plug-in actually support undo => all >sources are reversed by doing a simple undo. It might also be interesting to >look into that. > Currently I'm only doing changes to one document and Yes, It's indeed provided by the "IRewriteTarget" interface I use. There're two operations 'beginCompoundChange' and 'endCompoundChange'. All activities happen between will be taken as one operation and undo does set them back in one step. Maybe there's another Interface for compound project changes... -- Andre |