EclipseDLTK is an [Eclipse] plugin for dynamic languages (DLTK stands for ''Dynamic Languages Toolkit'').  
Currently [Tcl], [Ruby] and [Python] are supported.
 
website: http://www.eclipsedltk.org/, now relocated to http://www.eclipse.org/dltk/

see also: [Eclipse Europa TCL Editor (DLTK project)]

Tcl features in DLTK include:
   * Syntax coloring
   * Code folding
   * Auto completion/content assist
   * Integration with TclDevKit syntax checker
   * Navigation views / Script explorer
   * Package wizard
   * Smart pasting

EclipseDLTK can be installed by defining a new remote update site in
your Eclipse ''Software updates'' manager.

   * Stable builds: http://download.xored.com/dltk/update
   * Integration builds: http://download.xored.com/dltk/update-dev
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[DKF]: I've only looked very briefly so far (at Milestone#4), but it looks nice. Copes acceptably with my tip-rendering source code, which isn't the nicest thing in the universe (e.g., it includes custom control structures...) but the jump-to-command-implementation feature isn't all there yet. (Now, if they could also integrate with the C/C++ editor stuff so that one could edit all parts of a complex multi-language package, including the cross-references between them, that would be ''very'' impressive indeed. The potential to do this is there I sense...)

[RLH]: I would suggest you ask them if they are thinking of that. Sometimes nudges help. : )

[DKF]: Reported the bug I found.
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[UKo]: This seems not to work with Eclipse 3.1 though this fact is not noted on the project website as a requirement.

[RLH]: If you look under the requirements page [http://www.eclipsedltk.org/node/20]; it does indeed say 3.2 or later.

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