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:
EclipseDLTK can be installed by defining a new remote update site in your Eclipse Software updates manager.
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.
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 [L1 ]; it does indeed say 3.2 or later.
APN Has anyone actually been using this? I'm trying out Eclipse 3.3.1.1 with DLTK 0.9 and can't seem to get even basic features (outlining and folding to work). Syntax coloring works fine, but not much else. The outlining window remains blank, the folding keystrokes have no effect etc.