Bram Kuijvenhoven wrote:


Eclipse is indeed an extensible IDE because it has a modular approach with plugins.

Probably the best known purpose of Eclipse is the Java IDE. It has powerful refactoring, auto completion, member completion, error reporting - with automatically suggested solutions - and code folding support.

Besides Java, there is also a project for a C/C++ IDE. Another interesting porject is VE, the Visual Editor, which allows one to graphically edit Swing widgets. It is not the fastest environment around, but the support for layout managers is quite powerful in comparison with typing all kinds of methods call to construct a form.

I use PHPEclipse - the PHP plugin for it to do all my web development. It's the best IDE I've found for PHP so far, but it really isn't on the par with what Lazarus already does.

-Tony

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