On the contrary, I use eclipse at both home and work, on windows and linux,
for all development that I do. I've read quite a bit on the plugin
framework, and had I the time I'd probably be building extensions for random
nerdly causes. But time is short.
I'm using 3.1.2 with subclipse. I think the subversion integration is
great, but there are limitations around using it in eclipse. For example, I
use maven to build my applications. In eclipse, each maven target is a
project, but you can't have a parent project and subproject at the top level
in eclipse. So, if you wanted to managed the whole tree in one operation,
you need to do it outside of eclipse. You know what I mean? The other
issue is that, essentially, everything needs to be a project. So if I
checked something out from a remote repository I couldn't just have it
laying around. I'd need to set up a basic project for it. End of the
world? No. Just looking for something outside of that structure. The
repository browser is pretty sweet though. In all I think subclipse is
great. I run a small group of developers at my day job, and after many
months of pressure I got them to allow me to migrate to eclipse, maven, and
finally also subversion (VSS previously. Blah).
Again, complaining about free software. What I'd like is in the SVN
repository browser to be able to mount a local working copy as well as a
remote url. That would pretty much take care of everything I need. Again,
had I time, I'd probably look into getting involved with coding something
like that. Maybe down the road a bit.
On 14 Apr 2006 15:30:56 -0400, Paul D. Smith <psmith@gnu.org> wrote:
>
> There's an SVN mode for Emacs; not sure how it compares to what you're
> used to (of course if you don't use Emacs this is moot :-)).
>
> Also, there's an SVN plugin for Eclipse. Again, not sure how it
> compares. You almost certainly aren't using Eclipse[*], anyway, so that
> would be something extra you'd need as well.
>
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> [*] FYI: Eclipse <http://www.eclipse.org/> is a pluggable, extensible
> framework for a development environment (IDE).
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