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EditorConfig Eclipse
EditorConfig plugin for the Eclipse IDE.
Installation
Install from Eclipse Marketplace by dragging the following install link to a running Eclipse workspace:
Usage
No additional configuration is required other than creating .editorconfig files. The plugin applies the editorconfig settings for a file when opened in a supported editor (currently Text, Java, XML and Ant editors).
How It Works
Whenever an Eclipse editor is opened or gains focus, the .editorconfig settings are obtained for that editor's file and applied globally to all supported editor types. How the editorconfig is obtained for any file is described in the EditorConfig docs:
When opening a file, EditorConfig plugins look for a file named
.editorconfig in the directory of the opened file and in every parent
directory. A search for .editorconfig files will stop if the root filepath
is reached or an EditorConfig file with root=true is found.
Feature Support
| Feature | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
indent_style | Yes | tested with Java, XML, Ant and text editors |
indent_size | Yes | tested with Java, XML, Ant and text editors |
tab_width | No | |
end_of_line | No | applies to files created after similar file opened |
charset | Yes | untested |
trim_trailing_whitespace | No | |
insert_final_newline | No |
Compatibility
Eclipse Mars and Luna are supported.
Building
Building requires Java 1.6 and Maven 3.x.
To build, run:
mvn clean install
Note that the build depends on the editorconfig core source via a Git submodule. To initialize the submodule, run:
git submodule init && \
git submodule update
Testing
Functional tests, implemented with JUnit and SwtBot, are located in the
editorconfig-eclipse-functional-test directory. To run the tests:
mvn -f editorconfig-eclipse-functional-test/pom.xml integration-test
Installing Locally
Install via the local update site: editorconfig-eclipse-p2/target/repository.
License
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.