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Plan for Robert Rice

by Robert Rice · 11/18/2004 (4:29 am) · 5 comments

This is my first .plan so bear with me, but I figured in posting it, I would be better motivated to actually do something.

I don't know how many of you out there use the Eclipse IDE for your Torque developement, but I use it all the time. I am a business programmer (Java) in my day job, so we use Eclipse almost exclusively. There are currently a few really good stand alone programs in this community for editing Torque Scripts, but I really like consolidation, so I want to write up a script editor plugin for Eclipse. This way I can edit code and scripts through the same software. I intend to include the standard functionality inherit in Eclipse editor plugins: highlighting, code assist, and and outline view for ease of navigation through the document. If anyone else has any other ideas/request, I would be more than happy to consider them. Thanks!

#1
11/18/2004 (6:46 am)
I already have some part of script editor plugin inside eclipse (for eclipse 3.0). It is based on the java script editor example and it is fairly easy to do. Eclipse is the IDE I'm using to make Torque project (I have added some homemade plugin to see/listen materials as images, sound, music, ...).
#2
11/18/2004 (9:50 am)
Thanks for the tip on the JavaScript editor reference, Frank! I will be looking that up (unless you have the link for it, hint, hint...) Out of curiosity, why have you not posted it as a resource?
#3
11/18/2004 (2:13 pm)
I can post it but I'm waiting to have a bunch of plugins to put all of them as a global resources (script, debugger, mp3/ogg/wav player, image viewer, ...)
#4
02/14/2005 (2:01 pm)
This is just what I'm looking for! Has there been any progress?
#5
02/15/2005 (5:24 am)
Jason,
There has been *some* progress, but Real Life has interrupted and work has been hectic. I am hoping to get working on it again very shortly.