问题
What are the steps necessary to configure jEdit to be an IDE? I basically want to compile and debug Java programs. There are so many Java plug-ins. I'm not sure which ones are best.
回答1:
You'll need the ProjectViewer
and Sidekick
plug-ins at a minimum. You'll probably also want one of the various support plug-ins like:
AntFarm
for dealing with Apache Ant.- Any of the beautifier plug-ins (which one depends on your tastes and which languages you want to support).
BufferTabs
if you want to see all your opened files listed at once.Console
for running apps, builds, etc.CTagsSidekick
(make sure you get Exuberant Tags too!) to make the sidekicks more useful.JavaSidekick
for obvious reasons.Maven
if that's your cup of poison.XML
because you can't do Java programming without a steaming brown heap of XML. :)
You'll need to explore other possible plug-ins later, of course, but this should get you started.
Edited to add:
As requested, debugging options. I don't use debuggers often, so I can't vouch for any of these.
- The
JSwat
plug-in integrates, surprisingly, JSwat into jEdit. JavaDebugger
(creative naming that!) integrates another debugger.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4654210/using-jedit-as-an-ide