I have Eclipse 3.0.1 with CDT 2.0.0 on WinXP with MinGW and Cygwin.
Everything works except the Debugger. I get the following message:
Failed Launching CDI Debugger
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.core.cdi.CDIException: Unable to set working

I am writing a editor for the sculptor language that i use at work, and im using the jEdit syntax package to perform the syntax highlighting.
The only issue i have with it is that the tab key does not respond to any input.  Pressing tab will result in the text area losing focus.  ...

I can't seem to figure out how to get my Javadoc to appear in the
Javadoc popup.  I get the single line method signature, which I assume
it gets from the class file, but I would like to see the full Javadoc
for a method.  I set the Javadoc folder in project>Properties>Javadoc

I am trying to use the sample profiler dll found on sun's site. When I
try to run java with the profiler I get the following error:
Unrecognized option: -Xmyprofiler
Could not create the Java virtual machine.

I need an xml parser I can modify and use for may aim, written in Java of
course!
Anybody can tell me if there's something I can use?
thanks in advace

I'd like to control Eclipse as much as possible from the keyboard and
until now I wasn't able to find a way to switch to the left or right
editor tab, the only available short definitions switch to something
like "next" and "previous" tab but it would be much more efficient to

I learned about Eclipse as an open source, fairly platform and language
neutral
development IDE about 8 months ago and was very intrigued.
Now I'm in a new job and was trying to introduce Eclipse as a tool that

I'm looking for an XML mapping tool that can be embedded in an
application. There are several mapping applications available e.g.
Altova's Mapforce. Ideally we'd like something that can be called from
within a Java application, supplying 2 XML files/schemas to be mapped,

I was wondering if there are any tools that allow me to
run automated test (written in some 3rd party scripts such
as SilkTest or WinRunner) and determine what amount of the
code was touched by the test scripts.

I have worked with Eclipse mainly, but have been hearing great things
about IntelliJ IDEA. However, on their website I read that the minimum
requirements for OS X is a 1.42 GHz G4, whereas I only have a PowerBook
with a 1.25GHz G4. Does anyone have any experience with running IDEA ...

Has anyone sucessfully used the java2cpp utility from
http://www.simplesql.org/java2cpp.html ? I can't find any doc to see
where I might be going wrong in not getting any conversion.
thanks...charlie

I am having a problem performing regular expression searches in
eclipse. When I search for ^ I would expect the search to bring me to
the first beginning of line. Also a number of other special characters
such as . and $ do not work. Can anyone tell me if I need to change an

I'm looking for an automated build manager with a web front end. These
things tend to be Java based, and that's good, but it needs to be able
to manage builds across multiple languages and platforms. I'm looking at
an open-source tool called Luntbuild (http://luntbuild ...

I've searched here and seen similar questions, but w/o answers...
I'm quite new to eclipse (day 2) but experienced in java ('till now
using vi + scripts).  I don't yet see how to make eclipse fit with the
directory/package structure we use here, which has been roughly:

Are there any "cheap" tool that provides tracing of object creation.
Console output would be fine.
Or is there any jvmpi function(s) that I can use to get this
information.