| Eclipse 2.x or 3.x? [message #772600] |
Fri, 30 December 2011 01:34  |
Eclipse User |
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Hey,
I am getting a bit confused with what is going on with Eclipse PDT,
maybe I just missed a news release or something.
Correct me if I am wrong, a while ago there was a note saying something
along the line that PDT was no longer been actively developed.
Then I saw there was some limited support/activity,
http://www.eclipse.org/projects/project.php?id=tools.pdt
Now I see that there is a full 'All in ones' install, but it is still
not listed in http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/, (but only for some
legal reason or other I think).
I currently use version 2.x, it took me a while to get the various
settings right, (by that I mean, I can debug properly, breakpoints are
hit and variables are set as expected).
Setting up 2.x was not pain free and I don't really want to waste my
time on 3.x if there is little or no real gain in doing so. Maybe there
is even a way of 'migrating' a project from 2.x to 3.x?
Currently, I am using xDebug and I would like to keep using it, (Not for
any real love reason, I just never got the Zend debugger to work, no
matter how hard I tried).
I know that the easy answer would be to stick to 2.x as it works for me,
but I don't like to be a full version behind as, one day, I will have no
choice to move to the new version, (for one reason or another), and I
wont have the luxury of time/holidays and it will be a rush move.
So basically, is 3.x worth the upgrade? Shall I wait a few more months?
Does it fix some of the little annoying bugs in 2.x that we have all
grown used to? or would I be getting myself into more troubles than it
is worth and I should stick to 2.x for a while longer.
Thanks
Simon
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| Re: Eclipse 2.x or 3.x? [message #776758 is a reply to message #773631] |
Mon, 09 January 2012 03:25  |
| Eclipse User |
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On 2012/01/02 08:04 AM, Roy Ganor wrote:
> I believe you will need to check it by yourself if the upgrade worth it
> (of course the PDT team encourage you to do so).
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> A full download is available in the downloads page:
> http://eclipse.org/pdt/downloads
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> The Eclipse PDT is full steam ahead, we have never stopped developing
> the product. In the last year we have decided not to push full package
> to the EPP project but to generate one custom made for the PHP developers.
>
Well, in the end I moved across to Indigo, and so far so good, it was
actually fairly painless.
I am only testing it on one machine for now, but it all looks good as
far as I can see.
Thanks
Simon
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