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I use Emacs, but in a roundabout way. I've installed the eclim plugin, which turns Eclipse into a headless server; the corresponding emacs-eclim client library
by tadfisher 14y ago
I use Emacs, but in a roundabout way. I've installed the eclim plugin, which turns Eclipse into a headless server; the corresponding emacs-eclim client library then speaks to the server to get the niceties such as project management, autocompletion, import organizing, etc.
The emacs-eclim project could sure use some developers if anyone is interested. My elisp-fu is pretty weak.
- disgruntledphd2 14y agoI need to use Java soon, so I will probably try to support this effort somewhat. My elisp isn't great though, but learning when you really need a feature to work properly is typically the most effective way to learn (for me at least).
- lftl 14y agoI do the same in vim. I do any actual editing of code in vim with eclim loaded. I run eclipse in full GUI mode though, and I switch to that when I want to use the debugger or some of the other Android related tools. I've been pretty happy with the experience with this setup.