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Originally posted by sailor
JGrasp *does* have a debugger, but thats about the only thing is has going for it. Its also the one big thing I dont like about JCreator.
I just wish Eclipse wasnt project oriented.
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Agreed.
I'm still learning the in's and out's of Eclipse, but it is to project oriented. I tried to copy/paste a section of my code into a fresh file to see if it would compile alone, and I wound up having to make a whole new project just to do that....and somehow my old project was linked to this new one, and it would not compile because it could not "find" the old project's file in order to complete the compile. WTF?? My pasted code was a complete stand alone class, with no calls to any other class, so I don't see what it was looking for. Plus, the old project had been completely removed from the editor before the new one was added, so how can the new project possibly know about the old project?!?
Like I said, I'm still learning how to most efficently use this editor, but it seems a bit confusing so far...plus I'm a Java noob, so I'm sure that has a little to do with my troubles.
I still think it's tons better than text editing/using a command line compiler. Its just so nice to have your keywords lit up and be told about mistakes before you compile the file.