Eclipse Ganymede

Posted in java by pedro | Thursday, August 23rd, 2007 at 9:06 am

Next version of eclipse IDE will be called “Ganymede”. The name is the third moon of Jupiter. The release date is scheduled on June 30 2008. Some features for M1:

  • Profiles with shared plugins : You can create multiple profiles, but all bundles are downloaded once.
  • 64-bit for Windows
  • Regular Expressions support in find/replace.
  • Replacing text now uses the same dialog as refactoring (preview, undo)
  • Ignore Resources (good for .svn or for target directory ;) )
  • Correct spelling in CVS so I guess SVN plugin do the same.
  • Drag text into Expressions, yea this is really cool feature
  • Extract Class from groups of fields.
  • Move block of code by drag and drop in Outline View.
  • Watchpoint for field access & modification

I’ll be waiting for next version ;)

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