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configuration file editor in Eclipse [closed]

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shell

eclipse

ini

Greetings,

Anybody uses Eclipse to edit configuration files like httpd.conf and the likes, or even shell scripts? Which editors are there for that?

Thanks. Pedro.

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Pedro Mata-Mouros Avatar asked Jun 10 '10 11:06

Pedro Mata-Mouros


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2 Answers

There's shelled, a shell editor plugin for Eclipse. Syntax highlighting is quite solid. It even provides mouse-hover docs for commands having a man page.

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Oben Sonne Avatar answered Nov 12 '22 00:11

Oben Sonne


there is a cool editor for http.conf called ApacheConf. Other than that I think Notepad++ does the trick but only for syntax highlight.

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TheBrain Avatar answered Nov 12 '22 00:11

TheBrain