By greenIridium
via hiperia3d.blogspot.com
Published: Apr 12 2008 / 07:46
Netbeans is one of the main free Java editors in the market. In fact, it can be used to program in many other computer languages, like C/C++, Ajax, Javascript... Netbeans can be extended adding modules that add new features. So you can have a programming editor customized to your needs.
This tutorial be of interest for all those who want to create a module that adds support for a new language inside Netbeans IDE.
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whiskeyjack replied ago:
Awesome tutorial. I've been looking for something like this for ages so I could try NetBeans out with Perl.
greenIridium replied ago:
I did my modules because I was developing with Java and X3D at the same time, so I learned to do this.
I tried to do something that can be understood really quickly.
Tip: You can use Netbeans for creating your syntax highlighting for your language, etc. and also for some config files in your apps, or anything you need to have icons, colors, etc.
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