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WoWWiki>Kartben: /* Where can I get it? */

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Where can I get it?

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	You'll need to choose one of the following Lua plugins:		You'll need to choose one of the following Lua plugins:

			[http://www.eclipse.org/koneki/ldt Lua Development Tools HomePage]

	[http://luaeclipse.luaforge.net/ LuaEclipse HomePage]		[http://luaeclipse.luaforge.net/ LuaEclipse HomePage]

WoWWiki>Metallikop: /* Comparison of LuaEclipse and LunarEclipse */

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Comparison of LuaEclipse and LunarEclipse

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	== Comparison of LuaEclipse and LunarEclipse ==		== Comparison of LuaEclipse and LunarEclipse ==

	As of 1/22/~~2008~~ the status of the lua plugins are:		As of 11/11/2009 the status of the lua plugins are:

	'''LuaEclipse 1.1.0 (Updated 10/1/~~2007~~)'''		'''LuaEclipse 1.3.0 (Updated 12/8/2008)'''

	'''LunarEclipse 1.2.7 (Updated 1/9/2008)'''		'''LunarEclipse 1.2.7 (Updated 1/9/2008)'''

WoWWiki>Fandyllic at 00:19, 30 September 2008

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	Eclipse is a '''free''' software development [[wikipedia:~~IDE~~\|IDE]] written in the Java language. For many, it is becoming the defacto standard, especially for Java and J2ee development. It can also be expanded to provide robust editing for other languages, like Lua, via plugins.		Eclipse is a '''free''' software development [[wikipedia:Integrated_development_environment\|IDE]] written in the Java language, but there are versions optimized for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. For many, it is becoming the defacto standard, especially for Java and J2ee development. It can also be expanded to provide robust editing for other languages, like Lua, via plugins.

	== Why Eclipse? ==		== Why Eclipse? ==

WoWWiki>Charibot: catfix

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catfix

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	LunarEclipse requires the Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks (DLTK), which can be found under ''Europa Discovery Site->Enabling Features'' under Find and Install.		LunarEclipse requires the Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks (DLTK), which can be found under ''Europa Discovery Site->Enabling Features'' under Find and Install.
	[[Category:Interface ~~Customization~~\|Eclipse (IDE)]]		[[Category:Interface customization\|Eclipse (IDE)]]

WoWWiki>WoWWiki-Javek: /* Comparison of LuaEclipse and LunarEclipse */

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Comparison of LuaEclipse and LunarEclipse

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	== Why Eclipse? ==		== Why Eclipse? ==

	With the development of the right plugins Eclipse could become a powerful editing tool for the AddOn developer. Currently there ~~is a [http://www.eclipse-~~plugins~~.info/eclipse/plugin_details.jsp?id=466 Lua Plugin] that allows~~ for ~~some Lua color-coding~~, but ~~doesn't~~ take into account any of the WoW objects/functions. A customized Eclipse editing plugin would need to be authored to accomplish this. The Lua ~~plugin is~~ a great starting point for this.		With the development of the right plugins Eclipse could become a powerful editing tool for the AddOn developer. Currently there are two lua plugins for Eclipse, but neither take into account any of the WoW objects/functions. A customized Eclipse editing plugin would need to be authored to accomplish this. The Lua plugins area a great starting point for this.

	Ambitious AddOn makers who enjoy using Eclipse could even provide templates for creating .toc files, .xml files, etc.		Ambitious AddOn makers who enjoy using Eclipse could even provide templates for creating .toc files, .xml files, etc.
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	Eclipse can be downloaded here: http://www.eclipse.org.		Eclipse can be downloaded here: http://www.eclipse.org.

	A Java JDK will be required to operate Eclipse~~. '''1.4.2'''~~: http://java.sun.com/~~j2se~~/~~1.4.2~~/~~download~~.~~html~~		A Java JDK will be required to operate Eclipse: [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp Java's JDK Download Page]

	~~The~~ Lua ~~Plugin is available here~~: ~~http://www.eclipse-plugins.info/eclipse/plugin_details.jsp?id=466~~		You'll need to choose one of the following Lua plugins:

	~~== Lunar Eclipse ==~~		[http://luaeclipse.luaforge.net/ LuaEclipse HomePage]

	~~Lunar Eclipse is a more actively developed lua plugin~~. ~~The one above hasn't been updated for a while and still doesn't show a list of your functions in the outline. Lunar Eclipse does and has other additional features as well~~.		[http://lunareclipse.sourceforge.net LunarEclipse HomePage]

	~~Lunar Eclipse requires Eclipse 3.3 which is still in the release candidate phase. Get the stable 3.3 eclipse release here:~~		== Comparison of LuaEclipse and LunarEclipse ==

	~~http:~~//~~download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/~~		As of 1/22/2008 the status of the lua plugins are:

	~~The Lunar Eclipse website is here:~~		'''LuaEclipse 1.1.0 (Updated 10/1/2007)'''
	~~http://lunareclipse~~.~~sourceforge~~.~~net~~/

	~~The URL for Eclipse~~'~~s Find and Install~~ feature is:		'''LunarEclipse 1.2.7 (Updated 1/9/2008)'''
	~~http://lunareclipse.mainiero.de/update~~
			LunarEclipse provides the outline feature whereas LuaEclipse does not. LunarEclipse is also more actively developed than LuaEclipse. For me this was enough to conclude that LunarEclipse is the better plugin for now. --[[User:Javek\|Javek]] 00:57, 23 January 2008 (UTC)

			== Installation Notes ==

	LunarEclipse requires the Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks (DLTK), which can be found under ''Europa Discovery Site->Enabling Features'' under Find and Install.		LunarEclipse requires the Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks (DLTK), which can be found under ''Europa Discovery Site->Enabling Features'' under Find and Install.
	[[Category:Interface Customization\|Eclipse (IDE)]]		[[Category:Interface Customization\|Eclipse (IDE)]]

WoWWiki>Pcj at 18:38, 18 January 2008

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	~~== What is~~ Eclipse~~? ==~~		Eclipse is a '''free''' software development [[wikipedia:IDE\|IDE]] written in the Java language. For many, it is becoming the defacto standard, especially for Java and J2ee development. It can also be expanded to provide robust editing for other languages, like Lua, via plugins.

	~~[http://www.eclipse.org Eclipse]~~ is a '''free''' software development [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~IDE IDE] written in the Java language. For many, it is becoming the defacto standard, especially for Java and J2ee development. It can also be expanded to provide robust editing for other languages, like Lua, via plugins.

	== Why Eclipse? ==		== Why Eclipse? ==

	With the development of the right plugins ~~[http://www.eclipse.org~~ Eclipse] could become a powerful editing tool for the AddOn developer. Currently there is a [http://www.eclipse-plugins.info/eclipse/plugin_details.jsp?id=466 Lua Plugin] that allows for some Lua color-coding, but doesn't take into account any of the WoW objects/functions. A customized Eclipse editing plugin would need to be authored to accomplish this. The Lua plugin is a great starting point for this.		With the development of the right plugins Eclipse could become a powerful editing tool for the AddOn developer. Currently there is a [http://www.eclipse-plugins.info/eclipse/plugin_details.jsp?id=466 Lua Plugin] that allows for some Lua color-coding, but doesn't take into account any of the WoW objects/functions. A customized Eclipse editing plugin would need to be authored to accomplish this. The Lua plugin is a great starting point for this.

	Ambitious AddOn makers who enjoy using Eclipse could even provide templates for creating .toc files, .xml files, etc.		Ambitious AddOn makers who enjoy using Eclipse could even provide templates for creating .toc files, .xml files, etc.
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	LunarEclipse requires the Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks (DLTK), which can be found under ''Europa Discovery Site->Enabling Features'' under Find and Install.		LunarEclipse requires the Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks (DLTK), which can be found under ''Europa Discovery Site->Enabling Features'' under Find and Install.

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	[[Category:Interface Customization\|Eclipse (IDE)]]		[[Category:Interface Customization\|Eclipse (IDE)]]

WoWWiki>WoWWiki-Hoss: /* Lunar Eclipse */

2007-09-29T11:59:01Z

Lunar Eclipse

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	http://lunareclipse.mainiero.de/update		http://lunareclipse.mainiero.de/update

	LunarEclipse requires the DLTK ~~core~~, which can be found under ''Europa Discovery Site'' under Find and Install.		LunarEclipse requires the Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks (DLTK), which can be found under ''Europa Discovery Site->Enabling Features'' under Find and Install.

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	[[Category:Interface Customization\|Eclipse (IDE)]]		[[Category:Interface Customization\|Eclipse (IDE)]]

WoWWiki>WoWWiki-Javek: /* Lunar Eclipse */

2007-06-22T20:47:14Z

Lunar Eclipse

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 The Lua Plugin is available here: http://www.eclipse-plugins.info/eclipse/plugin_details.jsp?id=466
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WoWWiki>Mikk: Erhm.. Trying to pursuade Category:Interface Customization to actually point to THIS page... flying blind.

2006-05-27T12:54:37Z

Erhm.. Trying to pursuade Category:Interface Customization to actually point to THIS page... flying blind.

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	* For info regarding Eclipse Addon also known as [[VisibilityOptions]], see [[Eclipse_AddOn\|this page]].

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	== What is Eclipse? ==		== What is Eclipse? ==

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