eclipse brightscript file syntax highlight
Hello, I started to use your plugin with eclipse, btw thanks for a huge and nice work, and have a little question: how to change default black color of text ? Searched all over the colors settings. T...
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"cbauer" wrote:
Has anyone come up with a solution to this in the recent weeks?
I think it's worth mentioning that Sublime Text 3 has a brightscript addon which has syntax highlighting, jump to symbol, code folding, and pretty much everything else you'd expect from a good IDE.
The only real advantage to using the eclipse plugin is the integrated build system -- but if you're comfortable with command line, there is a Makefile which allows you to install and package quite easily (I find it simpler and more reliable than the eclipse installation process).
Eclipse might suit your needs better, but IMHO sublime is worth a look. Cheers.
