dot4zest

I recently checked out the latest RC of the Eclipse 4.0 SDK and was excited to see that I could basically install any Helios software without issues. So I thought why not do some work on dot4zest using Eclipse 4. I was amazed to see that Eclipse 4.0 (labeled Early Adopter Release) is already completely usable […]

I recently checked out the latest RC of the Eclipse 4.0 SDK and was excited to see that I could basically install any Helios software without issues. So I thought why not do some work on dot4zest using Eclipse 4. I was amazed to see that Eclipse 4.0 (labeled Early Adopter Release) is already completely usable [...]

I recently checked out the latest RC of the Eclipse 4.0 SDK and was excited to see that I could basically install any Helios software without issues. So I thought why not do some work on dot4zest using Eclipse 4. I was amazed to see that Eclipse 4.0 (labeled Early Adopter Release) is already completely usable […]

I was planning to update the dot4zest documentation when I saw the recent posts by David Green and Chris Aniszczyk on generating Eclipse help right from the wiki. [...]

I was planning to update the dot4zest documentation when I saw the recent posts by David Green and Chris Aniszczyk on generating Eclipse help right from the wiki. [...]

I was planning to update the dot4zest documentation when I saw the recent posts by David Green and Chris Aniszczyk on generating Eclipse help right from the wiki. Outdated and duplicated documentation is one of the topics I keep encountering in basically every project I work on. Given that I was already generating the dot4zest help with [...]

I’m continuing on my ancient quest for Graphviz DOT support in Eclipse: after implementing initial support for rendering DOT with Zest in Eclipse through dot4zest and some early tinkering with dynamically drawing DOT embedded in wiki markup with Zest, I have now started to approach the next step: integrating the Graphviz export into the Mylyn […]

I’m continuing on my ancient quest for Graphviz DOT support in Eclipse: after implementing initial support for rendering DOT with Zest in Eclipse through dot4zest and some early tinkering with dynamically drawing DOT embedded in wiki markup with Zest, I have now started to approach the next step: integrating the Graphviz export into the Mylyn […]

I’m continuing on my ancient quest for Graphviz DOT support in Eclipse: after implementing initial support for rendering DOT with Zest in Eclipse through dot4zest and some early tinkering with dynamically drawing DOT embedded in wiki markup with ... [More] Zest, I have now started to approach the next step: integrating the Graphviz export into the Mylyn [...] [Less]

Following up on my previous post, I’ve been playing some more with the idea of visualizing Graphviz DOT embedded in source files with Zest as tooling for a pragmatic kind of literate programming in Eclipse. My initial idea was to add the Zest graph to the Javadoc view. One problem with this is that actually using it is quite […]