I don't know of a way to start Eclipse stripped down (which is not say I'd suggest something like Notepad++ for theįormer and Microsoft's XML Notepad 2007 for the latter (both free, andĭon't let the "Notepad" in the title scare you off). You may have a good reason for doing this, but while I'm a big fan ofĮclipse as a programming IDE, I don't think it's the ideal tool forĮditing text or XML files. > How can I tell Eclipse to open a given file from command line and with a > My idea was to start Eclipse with a given set of only the needed plugins > be a good candidate to replace a simple text editor that starts quickly. > - Eclipse needs a very long time to start at all, so it doesn't seem to > - Eclipse doesn't open the files when I right click on them in the
> But I'm not able to do this due the following two problems > default editor for specific types of files (text files, XML files.
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> I'm running Eclipse Ganymede under Windows and want to use Eclipse as How can I tell Eclipse to open a given file from command line and with a Was to start Eclipse with a given set of only the needed plugins to make it Good candidate to replace a simple text editor that starts quickly. Eclipse needs a very long time to start at all, so it doesn't seem to be a Eclipse doesn't open the files when I right click on them in the explorer )īut I'm not able to do this due the following two problems I'm running Eclipse Ganymede under Windows and want to use Eclipse asĭefault editor for specific types of files (text files, XML files. Howto run Eclipse with a predefined configuration? Search Help Register Login Home Home » Newcomers » Newcomers » Howto run Eclipse with a predefined configuration? Show: Today's Messages :: Show Polls :: Message Navigator
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