> ²) Hey, any Eclipse/Java hackers around? What about a LilyPond plugin > for Eclipse, with refactoring support?
Well, I am working on the plugin for jEdit. I thought that an Eclipse plugin would also be funny to work with, but I wanted to have an editor that starts faster than Eclipse. However, now I think that jEdit could be much more powerful than I thought: it has a built-in BeanShell (i.e. Java macro) interpreter. Using that many transformations on the lilypond files could be achievable, I mean for example it would be possible to write a macro that performs transposition, change the variable names and so on. Actually I think that my LilyPond plugin could provide an "API" for the lilypond-related macros (that means that some logic should be implemented in the plugin: for example parsing the source file to find the variable names, to have the language-dependent note names etc.) Well, if anyone gave me ideas what macros to write, I would happily write them. Greetings, Bert _______________________________________________ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
