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| Re: Emacs integration into Eclipse. [message #443847 is a reply to message #443799] |
Sun, 03 October 2004 10:05   |
 Pierre-Charles David
Messages: 1
Registered: July 2009 |
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"Sandip Chitale" <sandipchitale@fairisaac.com> writes:
> Has anyone looked into *full* integration of Emacs as the Java editor into
> Eclipse? I am not talking about the Emacs keybinding support in Java Editor
> but actual embedding of Emacs into Eclipse. With that I do not mean that
> emacs frame has to appear where a Styled Text widget of Java Editor appears
> though.
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> For SWT gurus: Is this feasible? i.e. embedding Emacs as a editor pane.
> For JDT and Platform gurus: Does this make sense? What kinds of services are
> expected from an object that can be used as an Editor in Eclipse. Which
> interfaces are must? Which interfaces are optional? for example:
Not exactly what you're looking for, but there's this:
http://people.csail.mit.edu/people/adonovan/hacks/eclipse-em acs.html
From the webpage: " The Emacs Plug-in for Eclipse is an editor plug-in
for Eclipse that allows files (and also Java classes and methods, and
compilation errors) to be opened within a running instance of Emacs."
Another project is RemoteEclipse, available at:
ftp://ftp.raffael.ch/software/RemoteEclipse/
From the README (I can't find a webpage):
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| RemoteEclipse in combination with jde-eclipse.el is the beginning
| of a wonderful relationship between JDEE and Eclipse.
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| Currently it provides the following features:
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| - Notification of Eclipse about file changes. Eclipse will then
| take the appropriate actions just as if the file had been saved
| within the IDE.
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| - If a file isn't known to the workspace yet, it will automatically
| be added.
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| - Retrieving the list of problems. This list may be filtered either
| based on the project name, the resource or the message using
| regexps.
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| - Correct handling of remote machines. You can actually even run
| Emacs on a Linux machine and Eclipse on a Windoze machine. Every-
| thing will work correctly as long as both use the same workspace
| directory.
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| - Manual building.
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| - Retrieving class and source path from the current project
| settings.
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| It's been tested with Eclipse 2.0.2, Eclipse 2.1M4, WebSphere
| Application Developer 4.0.3 and WebSphere Application Developer 5.0
| using JDEE 2.3.2 and FSF Emacs 21.
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Pierre-Charles David (pcdavid <at> tiscali <dot> fr)
Computer Science PhD Student, École des Mines de Nantes, France
Homepage: http://pcdavid.net/
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