IntelliJ and sylvanaar

[Tyx]

Thank you for you hard work - is it possible to implement your script in Eclipse too?

I prefer to work with Eclipse because IntelliJ is to slow on my system, and Eclipse offers the usual great debug and work interface (at least in my eyes maybe just used to it)

[Tinuviel]

Originally Posted by Tyx Thank you for you hard work - is it possible to implement your script in Eclipse too? I prefer to work with Eclipse because IntelliJ is to slow on my system, and Eclipse offers the usual great debug and work interface (at least in my eyes maybe just used to it)

I found this by looking at WoW solutions and altering them to fit ESO. I would search for that, and look into modifying it to work with Eclipse. I did see some Eclipse plugin somewhere, but I have used Eclypse in the past and there are a bunch of small differences between the Visual Studio methodology that have always irritated me, so I didn't pursue that route.

[Tyx]

Originally Posted by Tinuviel I found this by looking at WoW solutions and altering them to fit ESO. I would search for that, and look into modifying it to work with Eclipse. I did see some Eclipse plugin somewhere, but I have used Eclypse in the past and there are a bunch of small differences between the Visual Studio methodology that have always irritated me, so I didn't pursue that route.

I know what you mean. I tried Visual Studio once when I had to work with c++ but it felt somewhat off. So same thing but the other way

Thanks for the tip.

[Arkhaniir]

Just got into Addon Development and as a SE student, I definetly feel more comfortable working with a IDE. So thanks for providing this.

Originally Posted by Tyx Thank you for you hard work - is it possible to implement your script in Eclipse too? I prefer to work with Eclipse because IntelliJ is to slow on my system, and Eclipse offers the usual great debug and work interface (at least in my eyes maybe just used to it)

It would be great to be able to work with Eclipse since I'm used to it. I will be following this thread.

Once again, thanks. I should keep digging around...