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Don't forget to add the following line to your startup script:
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /local/lib/eclipse
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If you want to use your own plugin, to avoid contention with
other's work, this is a better way to create a symbolic link
to the common plugins:
mkdir ~/eclipse
cd ~/eclipse
ln -s /local/lib/eclipse/* .
rm plugins
mkdir plugins
cd plugins
ln -s /local/lib/eclipse/plugins/* .
Now you can replace the symbolic link to your modified plugin,
or add a new plugin on your own directory.
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After that, you can save your plugin to the
~/eclipse/plugins directory
In addition, you need now to run eclipse from
~/eclipse/eclipse
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You may take a look at the org.eclipse.ui.editors plugin to learn
how Eclipse editor works. The CVS repository locates at:
-d:pserver:anonymous@dev.eclipse.org:/home/eclipse
In Eclipse, open "Versions", "org.eclipse.ui.editors", and
"org.eclipse.ui.editors R3_0" consequently. You shall be able
to "Checkout" the source code as your project.
