Eclipse 3.2 plugin tutorial

[ttrifonov]

Hi all,

Can you give me a link with a good tutorial for developing plug-ins for
eclipse 3.2 (not 3.1!)?

Thanks in advance!

Trifonov

 

[Oliver Wong]

Hi all,

Can you give me a link with a good tutorial for developing plug-ins for
eclipse 3.2 (not 3.1!)?

Thanks in advance!

The API exposed by Eclipse 3.2 is mostly backwards compatible with 3.1.
If you're working on a project for which it is critical that it will work in
3.2, then you should probably wait, because 3.2 is still under development,
and the API is subject to change.

- Oliver

 

[Chris Smith]

The API exposed by Eclipse 3.2 is mostly backwards compatible with 3.1.
If you're working on a project for which it is critical that it will work in
3.2, then you should probably wait, because 3.2 is still under development,
and the API is subject to change.

Note, however, that 3.2 is fairly mature in terms of most features.
There's no reason to hold off on beginning development. After all,
we're reasonable people here, right? We don't subscribe to the nonsense
notion that it is necessary to avoid any wasted effort (and thus, expend
more effort than you save by trying to identify potential wasted effort,
and then...)

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MindIQ Corporation

 

[IchBin]

Note, however, that 3.2 is fairly mature in terms of most features.
There's no reason to hold off on beginning development. After all,
we're reasonable people here, right? We don't subscribe to the nonsense
notion that it is necessary to avoid any wasted effort (and thus, expend
more effort than you save by trying to identify potential wasted effort,
and then...)

I am running 3.2 and it is currently buggy, work on 3.1..

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