This is one piece of a rougue plugin that you do not want in your eclipse. On installation it replaces _all_ file associations and registers itself as default editor for all languages - C++/Python/Java/anything. And it is freaking buggy, e.g. outline does not work at all in C++.
I think there may be an issue in your install... it should only register itself as the default for languages which don't have a default editor. Please create an entry at https://www.brainwy.com/tracker/LiClipseText if that's not the case for you.
Awesome plugin. Especially helpful when only the syntax highlighting is needed (in some cases, without the need to install full-fledged plugins that come with other tools like compiler chains).
It would be good to see support for some other languages (like Scala sbt, for which there are already emacs and vim syntax files). Not sure how hard is for the community to create and contribute new language files.
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Broken, do not install
Submitted by Andy Ydna on Mon, 2017-07-24 20:06
This is one piece of a rougue plugin that you do not want in your eclipse. On installation it replaces _all_ file associations and registers itself as default editor for all languages - C++/Python/Java/anything. And it is freaking buggy, e.g. outline does not work at all in C++.
Re: Broken, do not install
Submitted by Fabio Zadrozny on Tue, 2017-08-15 12:53
I think there may be an issue in your install... it should only register itself as the default for languages which don't have a default editor. Please create an entry at https://www.brainwy.com/tracker/LiClipseText if that's not the case for you.
CMake and bysh syntax highlighting bug
Submitted by Vadym Stupakov on Tue, 2017-01-10 04:37
CMake:
1) The "set" is not highlighted after comment like:
# comment
set(VAR "MY VAR")
2) The "set" is highlighted with error.
Any occurrence of "set" (except after '#' comment) is highlighted without highlighting of symbol 's'.
Bash:
1) The "export" is not highlighted after comment like:
# comment
export VAR=MY_VAR
Great plugin; would like to see sbt syntax supported
Submitted by Ivan KO on Thu, 2016-11-17 20:42
Awesome plugin. Especially helpful when only the syntax highlighting is needed (in some cases, without the need to install full-fledged plugins that come with other tools like compiler chains).
It would be good to see support for some other languages (like Scala sbt, for which there are already emacs and vim syntax files). Not sure how hard is for the community to create and contribute new language files.
Scala sbt
Submitted by Fabio Zadrozny on Tue, 2016-11-29 10:52
As LiClipseText supports textmate grammars, you may want to try using https://github.com/willu/SBT.tmbundle as explained in: http://www.liclipse.com/text/textmate_bundles.html