vogellacompany / saneclipse

Eclipse installation files and preference settings to have an improve Eclipse experience
Eclipse Public License 1.0
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Add keybindings for increasing and decreasing font size #34

Closed SimonScholz closed 1 year ago

SimonScholz commented 9 years ago

Since the presentationmode with a presentation theme is not included, we want to contribute it via saneclipse with a different approach.

vogella commented 9 years ago

I would also be nice to have button for increasing and decreasing the font size.

vogella commented 9 years ago

@SimonScholz we have a pending patch for that in platform.text. Maybe you can add this to saneclipse already?

JnRouvignac commented 9 years ago

FYI, this Eclipse plugin can do this: https://github.com/tarlog/tarlog-plugins

vogella commented 9 years ago

AFAICS @tarlog does not define a licence for this code, there it cannot be used.

JnRouvignac commented 9 years ago

It was listed as Apache License 2.0 on https://code.google.com/p/tarlog-plugins/

tarlog commented 9 years ago

It's under Apache License 2.0. :wink:

vogella commented 9 years ago

@tarlog You should add the licence.txt to your Github repo, otherwise it is not AFAIK. Also a README.md would be nice, I think there is no automatic wiki conversion available for Googe code.

tarlog commented 9 years ago

I added short README.md just now. I see that a lot of people found this plugin useful, and I'm happy about it, unfortunately I have no time to work on this project. To tell the truth, I don't use Eclipse anymore :grinning:

Btw, if you (or anyone) wish to add license properly, create documentation or anything like this, feel free to create PRs and I'll merge them.

vogella commented 9 years ago

@tarlog create with the PR. Which IDE did you move to?

tarlog commented 9 years ago

Intellij IDEA.

vogella commented 9 years ago

@tarlog Nice. Which features in IntelliJ do you find especially superior to Eclipse?

tarlog commented 9 years ago

@vogella In my current work place everybody uses IntelliJ and it's hard to stay special. IntelliJ has very nice refactoring/renaming features, for example when renaming class, it can update comments, variable names and class fields. It has very nice Spring and Gradle integration.

But it has its own bugs and problems. Nobody is perfect :copyright:

vogella commented 9 years ago

@tarlog very reasonable statement, thanks. I use Android Studio for my Android work and I personally see a few nice things in IntelliJ which I plan to provide also in Eclipse default. Keybindings for increasing the font size is definitely one of them.