| Share this post! | Vote this! |
|
This tutorial highlights best practices when marking
information to resources using markers, and then introduces annotations and
decorators that you use to highlight markers within the workbench. By
extending extension points, you can reuse and adapt the built-in functions in
Eclipse and perform advanced resource marking, such as moving a text marker
when editing text. We discuss methods that take advantage of the plugin model,
which allows for an efficient, high performance, and integrated look and feel
plugin.
Introduction
When developing a plugin for an IDE Eclipse environment, you have several design considerations. These considerations ensure that you:
Introduction
When developing a plugin for an IDE Eclipse environment, you have several design considerations. These considerations ensure that you:
- Do not lock up the user interface thread.
- Decorate the UI without impacting performance.
- Process data in the background. more...
0 comments:
Post a Comment