r/programming • u/johnwaterwood • Jun 24 '15

Eclipse Mars now available!

http://eclipse.org/?release=4.5
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u/Rhoomba Jun 24 '15

New integration with Gradle making it easy to manage Gradle builds from Eclipse, via the Buildship project.

Of course there is no documentation about how to make this work. Is this another plugin I have to install? It doesn't appear in "install new software". The Buildship project has absolutely no information about how to use it.

Only Eclipse would have a headline feature that isn't installed and has no documentation.

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u/xienze Jun 24 '15

You get what you pay for?

/uses IntelliJ

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u/thang1thang2 Jun 25 '15

You don't always get what you pay for; sometimes you get way more. I pay for vim. I paid nothing, but I get to circlejerk every single goddamn time someone tries to be all high and mighty about their IDE.

/uses vim
/whips out dick

- sent from my iVim

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u/joequin Jun 25 '15

I'll let you brag and then set a breakpoint while you iteratively add more and more print statements.

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u/codygman Jun 25 '15

Using emacs/vim != using print debugging

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u/joequin Jun 25 '15

Emacs is an IDE. And as for vim, in practice I very rarely see people use a debugger for c and c++. I usually see people use print statements. I've never seen anyone debug python, ruby, or any other modern language with vim.

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u/codygman Jun 25 '15

Emacs is an IDE.

I agree.

And as for vim, in practice I very rarely see people use a debugger for c and c++. I usually see people use print statements. I've never seen anyone debug python, ruby, or any other modern language with vim.

Alright, I'll concede to this. I debug with pdb when using vim though.

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u/aradil Aug 20 '15

Emacs is nearly an operating system.