Eclipse Plugin Development Methods and Practices - (Includes 1 CD-ROM)

Author: Gan Shu
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: For readers who are new to Eclipse development, they are like adventurers lost in a jungle, often feeling a bit confused. If you are an excellent explorer, you might find your way quickly through intuition. But if you lack experience in this area, you will eventually find the exit, but you will definitely take many detours. This book is not a "compass" guide, but it aims to help readers understand the true nature of Eclipse and quickly integrate into Eclipse development. The book is divided into 4 parts and 24 chapters, with a focus on plug-in development. It mainly introduces the application of SWT/JFace, the implementation of plug-in extension points, and relevant knowledge of GEF, EMF, and RCP. All the examples explained in the book can be found in the accompanying CD-ROM with runnable source code, organized by chapter. The language of the book is easy to understand and accessible, simplifying complex problems and difficult concepts through numerous typical and practical examples, as well as vivid metaphors, guiding readers into Eclipse plug-in development from multiple perspectives. The content of the accompanying CD-ROM includes the source code of the book's examples and related plug-ins. This book is suitable for both beginners in Eclipse plug-in development and programmers with some experience in Eclipse development.