Consider installing the Remote Systems Explorer. You can set up a
connection to your server and use that connection to directly edit
server content. It would allow you to double click on the remote
file to edit, and then automatically upload on save. It doesn't
automatically keep a local copy, however.
HTH,
Wayne
On 04/09/14 11:19 AM, Rani Ahmed wrote:
Hi.
Just now, I wanted to use DLTK to edit my website http://www.superlinux.net
. It runs using Tcl and its web framework Rivet.
So I needed a way to upload the files to my website just
when I press Ctrl+S to save the changes I make.
I searched the eclipse preferences inside the Tcl DLTK
section. I could not find any,
So how can I get eclipse to upload the files?
Thanks for your help .
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