Eclipse Plugin for Brightscript
Is available within eclipse at the following update site: http://rokudev.roku.com/updates/ Bare bones eclipse plugin guide available here: http://rokudev.roku.com/rokudev/eclipsePluginGuide.pdf...
Forum Discussion
Not intending to hijack, but feel free to direct me elsewhere if I am...
With Eclipse, is there any way to open a project instead of a workspace? I have two different machines I regularly develop on, so my source is all stored on a network share. I'm able to mount the share on my laptop, but I get a "workspace is in use" error everytime I try to open it. It'd be much easier to either open a project, or be able to use a file system browser directly in Eclipse. I tried the Remote System Explorer plugin, but that complained about a missing daemon running on the server hosting the share. I suppose I could figure out what daemon is missing and install it, but that seems like overkill when I can browse and open the individual files directly via the mounted share. Am I missing something obvious?
I really want a unified development/build environment across machines, and this Eclipse plugin seems like exactly what can provide that (one's a PC, the other's a Mac), but every time I try to use it, I run into some new little annoyance that my OCD refuses to allow me to workaround.
With Eclipse, is there any way to open a project instead of a workspace? I have two different machines I regularly develop on, so my source is all stored on a network share. I'm able to mount the share on my laptop, but I get a "workspace is in use" error everytime I try to open it. It'd be much easier to either open a project, or be able to use a file system browser directly in Eclipse. I tried the Remote System Explorer plugin, but that complained about a missing daemon running on the server hosting the share. I suppose I could figure out what daemon is missing and install it, but that seems like overkill when I can browse and open the individual files directly via the mounted share. Am I missing something obvious?
I really want a unified development/build environment across machines, and this Eclipse plugin seems like exactly what can provide that (one's a PC, the other's a Mac), but every time I try to use it, I run into some new little annoyance that my OCD refuses to allow me to workaround.
