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Volkan.
Volkan.
10.12.2005
eclipse and visual studio hand to hand
In one of my recent blog entries I mentioned the excellent and free JavaScript editor JEdit which is an add-on to Eclipse IDE.
Since I cannot use it with visual studio dot net IDE to edit my aspx and js files of my web projects I merged the workspaces of two IDEs.
That is I pointed C:\Inetpub to Eclipse as a workspace. This way Eclipse sees all my wwwroot and when I edit a js file with it, it is immediately reflected to the visual studio web project.
May be it is madness. But JEdit is a real time-saver for coding JavaScript so imho it's worth the effort.
Since I cannot use it with visual studio dot net IDE to edit my aspx and js files of my web projects I merged the workspaces of two IDEs.
That is I pointed C:\Inetpub to Eclipse as a workspace. This way Eclipse sees all my wwwroot and when I edit a js file with it, it is immediately reflected to the visual studio web project.
May be it is madness. But JEdit is a real time-saver for coding JavaScript so imho it's worth the effort.
