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The CMake Editor plugin provides syntax coloring, content assist, and the CMake command reference in the Eclipse help system.
Enables a CMake Files Editor
The CMake Editor enables you to use the more powerful Eclipse’s editor features on CMake files.
You can use any of the editor components to view, navigate, and search within CMake files and files that are linked to them.
Lightweight CMake File Editor
The CMake Editor is a lightweight CMake Editor, using only the Eclipse Editor.
It is designed to be an independent lightweight plug-in and it should not affect other Eclipse features.
It does not use a separate editor for CMake-specific syntax and command content assist and code completion.
Instead, it uses the Eclipse’s workspace structure to expose these editors.
This keeps the CMake Editor light and fast.
The CMake Editor does not provide a project explorer, workspace folder manager, or other workspace features.
You will use Eclipse’s standard editor features such as code completion, navigation, and search for navigation support.
The CMake Editor integrates with the Eclipse help system for accessing the CMake command reference.
The command reference is based on a CMake -specific vocabulary which is available to all CMake files.
This enables the CMake Editor to provide a CMake command content assist and a complete listing of all the available commands.
XML Content Assist
The CMake Editor uses the native XML content assist support in Eclipse to provide for code completion in CMake-specific XML.
It is able to provide an intelligent completion list that includes related commands, property list, and property list variables.
It also provides a context-sensitive completion list for navigation.
Syntax Coloring
The CMake Editor uses the Eclipse syntax coloring that is familiar to any Eclipse user.
In addition, the CMake Editor provides color highlighting for commands, properties, and property list variables.
See Help >> CMake >> using CMake with Eclipse >> CMake Editor Syntax Coloring.
CMake Command Content Assist
The CMake Editor provides an intelligent content assist that provides a listing of all the available CMake commands.
It also provides content assist for parameter values of commands, properties, and property list variables.
See Help >> CMake >> using CMake with Eclipse >> CMake Editor Command Content Assist.
CMake Command Reference Inclusion In Eclipse Help System
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CMake Editor is an Eclipse plug-in designed to enable you to edit CMake files such as CMakeLists.txt.
CMake Editor provides syntax coloring, CMake command content assist, and the CMake command reference incorporated into the Eclipse help system.
This component provides syntax coloring, CMake command content assist, and the CMake command reference incorporated into the Eclipse help system. It also allows you to manipulate and navigate the CMake files in your workspace, and to compile and run CMake target project.
Features:
+ CMake Editor support syntax coloring, CMake command content assist, and the CMake command reference incorporated into the Eclipse help system.
+ TARGET_LIST are automatically generated for project from pre-compiled CMakeLists.txt files.
+ Supports viewing, editing, renaming, deleting files in the project files (.c,.cpp, etc.).
+ Creates TARGET_LIST files automatically based on the files present in the project.
+ Compiles the project and runs the project.
+ Submits the project to the make command when the files are modified.
+ Allows the user to navigate through the files in the project in the editor.
+ Allows the user to search in the list of projects for a particular file.
+ Searches for compilation errors and additional information on compile errors, and details the location of the error.
+ Generates a help file for the project.
CMake Editor Usages:
+ CMake Editor supports files with a project file extension.c,.h,.cxx,.cxxu,.hxx,.hh,.inl,.pch,.hpp,.cxxhpp, and.hxxpp (If any additional files are added, CMakeEditor generates automatically another project with files for those extensions, in addition to the.c files)
+ CMake Editor is compatible with CMake 2.8.10 or above.
CMake Editor Requirements:
CMakeEditor is a plug-in for Eclipse (3.0.1 or above).
CMakeEditor runs on Windows platforms only.
The following components are required for CMake Editor to work properly:
Eclipse 3.0.1 or above
CMake 2.8.10 or above.
CMakeEditor is available here for download:
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CMake Editor is an easy to use Eclipse plug-in designed to enable you to edit CMake files such as CMakeLists.txt
CMake Editor Description:
CMake Editor
A simple, convenient, fast and customizable CMakeEditor
3.1 This Plug-in can be installed on 64 bit Eclipse JVM with CMake 2.8.2 or later.
3.2 You can choose the color and size of the tooltips in the CMakeEditor, by right clicking on the popup window (close to the CMake Editor), clicking “Options” and changing the “Color of the Popup Tooltips” to the one you prefer. Also, you can choose the size of the Popup Tooltip, by using the “Size of the Popup Tooltip” drop-down menu, it can be small, medium or large size.
You may also need to activate “Emulation of common editor behavior” and “Emulation of common editor behavior” in the preferences page.
Eclipse does not use the EMF part of any CMakeEditor plug-in. But, you can choose the color and the size of the border of the popup window, by right clicking on the popup window (close to the CMakeEditor), clicking “Options” and changing the “Color of the Popup Border” to the one you prefer. Also, you can choose the size of the Popup Border, by using the “Size of the Popup Border” drop-down menu, it can be small, medium or large size.
3.3: You can also configure the number of the items which will be displayed in the “Locations” of the CMake Editor, by choosing the items to be displayed in the “Locations” drop-down menu. Now the CMakeEditor will display an icons with “Toggle” item which will be disabled when CMakeEditor is disabled to hide the icons.
3.4: Note that CMakeEditor 3.2 and later has the CMake command content assist integrated into the help system.
3.5: By default, the list of the CMake commands is enabled. In the “Create/Test Console…” window, you can choose to disable/enable the commands list. Also, you can choose to filter the list of the commands only the command you are interested in, by choosing the command to be filtered. Also, you can filter the list to show only the command name, by using the “Filter”
What’s New In?
* Compact and easy to use syntax coloring for CMake files
* Easy to configure the IDE to highlight the particular CMake commands you use most often
* Content assist that displays the CMake commands you need the most for generating
* CMake commands can be entered in the editor by typing or pasting them directly.
* Stores the CMake commands so they can be reused.
This project provides a collection of adapters for the Eclipse standard JDT and EMF package providers allowing the build projects created by Apache Birt to be used within Eclipse and vice versa. To include the project in a build, you will first need to add the Birt module.
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This project contains the Eclipse plugin for the Apache Birt project.
It can be used on its own in order to run BIRT inside Eclipse or to generate report from other components.
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The BIRT example project is also covered by the BIRT Plug-in.
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JET (Java Enterprise Tools) allows third-party developers to work together to develop, implement, test and
deploy Java Enterprise Applications, using Eclipse and BIRT as their underlying technologies.
JET is an open source project developed by Oracle. JET includes two Eclipse plugins: the BIRT Viewer which
provides a BIRT report editor; and the Birt Remote Reports Generator which generates Remote Reports using
the BIRT server and the ReportViewer.
The Eclipse Plug-in provides the XMLWorkbench user interface into BIRT by allowing an end user to
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