ArmADev Eclipse Plugin

[scifer]

There is no download links available in armaholic anymore.

[Foxhound]

Did you read the first post? (and that info is also available on the Armaholic downloadpage)

[Puyttre]

Aww man I wish it was for NetBeans!

Oh well, this is very useful Thank you very much sir! Can't wait for your website's recreation to be finished

[Alwarren]

There is at least one project like this that is NetBeans-based, but I don't know if there is still development going on.

Personally, I like Eclipse better, but that's just my personal opinion

Two weeks or so ago I did start again to work on ArmADEV, but my time right now is pretty limited so I don't know when a new release will come, but just to give a heads-up, it is still under development. The update site should be back as well, it can now be reached under http://armadev.friedenhq.org/, I forgot to update the page on the web site

[Wolffy.au]

Alwarren, you need to change:

In the URL field, enter "http://www.friedenhq.org/ArmADev"

to

In the URL field, enter "http://armadev.friedenhq.org/"

EDIT: That is in reference to your instructions on http://armadev.friedenhq.org/

[Alwarren]

Thanks for the heards-up, that part was copied straight from the old site, and it shows

[ArmASalt3]

Hey, ever thought of supporting ArmA 3 with this software?

[Pimmelorus]

Hi Alwarren,

Since my OFP days I have not been coding for OFP/Arma, and with the comming of Arma 3 I feel its time to start again. I am currently using Eclipse everyday for Java development so your ArmaDev plug in is very valuable to me. Thnaks for starting this and I hope you find the time to work on it. If it would be of any use, I offer to help out and develop/test future releases. For instance, integration of Arma 3 ComRef would be nice. Also, a mission template that contains placeholders for all basic files in a mission would be nice. Maybe this already implemented, but the "Create new mission" does not work on my system. Anyways, thanks for the time in developing this and my offer for assistance stands.

All the best,

Pim

[Pimmelorus]

Btw I think that the installation mechanism in Eclipse states that it is installing v0.2.0, but that in reality it is installing v0.1.0 this is I think also relflected in the feature.xml

   <plugin
         id="org.friedenhq.armascript"
         download-size="0"
         install-size="0"
         version="0.1.0"
         unpack="false"/>

   <plugin
         id="org.friedenhq.armascript.about"
         download-size="0"
         install-size="0"
         version="0.1.0"
         unpack="false"/>

All the best,

Pim

[Alwarren]

Hi Alwarren,

Since my OFP days I have not been coding for OFP/Arma, and with the comming of Arma 3 I feel its time to start again. I am currently using Eclipse everyday for Java development so your ArmaDev plug in is very valuable to me. Thnaks for starting this and I hope you find the time to work on it. If it would be of any use, I offer to help out and develop/test future releases. For instance, integration of Arma 3 ComRef would be nice. Also, a mission template that contains placeholders for all basic files in a mission would be nice. Maybe this already implemented, but the "Create new mission" does not work on my system. Anyways, thanks for the time in developing this and my offer for assistance stands.

The latest (yet unreleased) version of ArmaDev comes with a mission template that is single- and Multiplayer-compatible and contains a number of template files, pre-defined scripts and a wizard that will pre-fill some of the data of the template. Also, I am reworking the comref stuff to be able to streamline updating it with new commands; the new comref should also contain encoded type information since I am trying to build an on-the-fly syntax checker/code analyzer via Eclipse's Reconciler interface.

Unfortunately, between ArmaDev, mission making and modding, I have taken on too many projects, so this is sadly lagging behind.

Btw I think that the installation mechanism in Eclipse states that it is installing v0.2.0, but that in reality it is installing v0.1.0 this is I think also relflected in the feature.xml

   <plugin
         id="org.friedenhq.armascript"
         download-size="0"
         install-size="0"
         version="0.1.0"
         unpack="false"/>

   <plugin
         id="org.friedenhq.armascript.about"
         download-size="0"
         install-size="0"
         version="0.1.0"
         unpack="false"/>

All the best,

Pim

The 0.2.0 version number is the number of the ArmaDev 'feature'. The individual components have different version numbers that can actually be different from the feature. At least that is how I understood it