add checkbox "Sublime Text support" in preferences, (defaul is empty/no support)
than if checked, copy nodeclipse-2\org.nodeclipse.ui\templates-proposed\projectname.sublime-project into new project. (inside $path should be replaced with project folder name)
That will allow to open Eclipse project as project inside SublimeText editor
With this feature we can appeal to SublimeText user to give Nodeclipse a try, and they still can go on with SublimeText. But do project creation and SCM commits within Eclipse.
paulvi
commented
6 years ago
add checkbox "Sublime Text support" in preferences, (defaul is empty/no support) than if checked, copy nodeclipse-2\org.nodeclipse.ui\templates-proposed\projectname.sublime-project into new project. (inside $path should be replaced with project folder name)
That will allow to open Eclipse project as project inside SublimeText editor
With this feature we can appeal to SublimeText user to give Nodeclipse a try, and they still can go on with SublimeText. But do project creation and SCM commits within Eclipse.
More choices, better satisfaction.