Re: [ jEdit-users ] JavaSideKick 2.0

[Eric B. <el...@gm...>]

Tod, I use Eclipse for all my Java development needs (Compiling, project
settings, CVS, etc...) and use jEdit or everything else including JSP, XML,
HTML and even running simple queries against our Databases. I've tried a
bunch of the Eclipse plugins for JSP, XML, etc... but I just found them not
up to par with the speed and options that jEdit provides.

I'm on a Mac and I'm sure that this is different per OS, but to get Eclipse
to open say an XML file in jEdit, I first set jEdit as the system editor fo=
r
XML files. Then I right click the file in Eclipse and "Open with System
Editor". Eclipse will remember this selection for that file and always open
it with jEdit.

You can also, go to Window -> General -> Editors -> File Associations and
set the appropriate file types to open in jEdit as an Application but I've
had some issues with this when jEdit isn't already open.

Hope this helps, cheers and good luck.
Eric

On 1/31/06, Blackwell <bla...@ne...> wrote:
>
> Tod wrote:
> > Point well taken, this clarifies things.  Is there a way to
> > effectively use jEdit as my editor of choice from within Eclipse?  If
> > so will I be able to retain the functionality that integrates with its
> > default text/java editor?
>
>
> Tod,
>
> I don't understand your question.
>
> Some parts of jEdit are designed to be taken out of the context of the
> editor perhaps, but that's rather an option for developers (and needs
> more work, as I understand the few talk about it).
>
> Is the Eclipse editor so horrible that you cannot bear the sight of it?
> Are you missing any specific features in Eclipse? If you really want to
> keep using Eclipse it may be more useful/less work/less obscure to get
> in touch with the Eclipse folks and ask them how they can further their
> onslaught on Jav...ahm, I mean, and ask them about missing features.
>
>
>
> With best regards
>
> Clemens Anhuth
>
>
>
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