eclipse-scala-tools 0.0.4 released!

eclipse-scala-tools is an Eclipse plug-in for sbt.

This is a list of new features and changes in this version:

• Use system proxy setting
• SBT 0.12 Support (SBT 0.7 and 0.10 are removed)
• Use sbteclipse to generate Eclipse project configuration files
• Outline view

And I have a plan about new features in the future release:

• Scala IDE 3.x and sbt 0.13 support
• Select some major libraries at the project creation wizard
• Multi project support
• Wizard to import existing sbt project from out of workspace

I hope this plug-in helps you. Enjoy!

eclipse-scala-tools 0.0.2 is now available!

eclipse-scala-tools provides some small Eclipse plug-ins for Scala. It supplements ScalaIDE for Eclipse. The current version of eclipse-scala-tools provides features that support SBT.

See details about eclipse-scala-tools at the following URL:

• https://bitbucket.org/takezoe/eclipse-scala-tools/wiki/Home

New features in eclipse-scala-tools 0.0.2:

• SBT 0.10 Support
• Proxy Settings
• SBT Console (SBT > Open SBT Shell)
• Built-In SBT Runtime

I hope it helps your Scala development!

Eclipse Plug-in for SBT

Today, I released eclipse-scala-tools 0.0.1.

eclipse-scala-tools is some small Eclipse plug-ins for Scala. It supplements ScalaIDE for Eclipse.

In the initial release of eclipse-scala-tools provides SBT 0.7.x support on Eclipse.

You can create a SBT project using wizard.

Run SBT command from the context menu of the project. You can also migrate existing SBT projects by 'Migrate SBT Project to Eclipse'.

By this plug-in, we would be able to use SBT with Eclipse without special method such as Eclipsify.

I'm planning to add some more features to eclipse-scala-tools such as unit testing support.

Vilike: Open Source vi Plug-in for Eclipse

viPlugin for Eclipse is a major plug-in that provides vi like key binding for Eclipse. However it's not open source. We have to buy license to use it (15 Euro).

Today, I found an open source vi plug-in named Vilike. I tested this plug-in and felt it good.

You can get it from the download page.

1. Download jp.gr.java_conf.mitonan.vilike_0.1.0.beta1.jar and put it into ECLIPSE_HOME/dropins.
2. Restart Eclipse and choose ViLike Key Binding Scheme ad the key binding schema in the Eclipse preference dialog ([General] - [Keys]).

Try Vilike plug-in if you want to bring Eclispe key binding close to the vi editor!