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Install Subversion on Mac OS X Lion (10.7)

Posted by Riccardo on July 28, 2011 under Eclipse, Mac OS X, Tips

  1. Edit the SystemVersion.plist file to change your Mac OS X version from 10.7 to 10.6:
    sudo vi /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist
  2. Replace each occurrence of 10.7 with 10.6
  3. Save the file
  4. Install Universal Subversion 1.6.17 Binaries for Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6) from http://www.collab.net/downloads/community/
  5. Revert the file we edited previously (10.6 to 10.7 this time)

UPDATE: openCollabNet has finally release the Mac OS X Lion binaries. You can download them here: http://www.open.collab.net/downloads/community/

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Eclipse 3.5 and FDT 3.2 for Actionscript development – Part 5 – Keyboard Shortcuts

Posted by Riccardo on July 21, 2009 under Actionscript 3, Eclipse, FDT, Flash

 

SEARCHING
CTRL + Shift + R Jump to a resource. Includes classes and any other files (such as XML files)
CTRL + H Search (rather than find) allows you to search within the entire workspace
CTRL + F Search in one file (CTRL+K/CTRL+SHIFT+K: next/previous)
CTRL + J Find within document. Type the word you want to find then use up and down to skip between instances. Press ESC to cancel
CTRL+J/CTRL+SHIFT+J Incremental search (search as you type)

NAVIGATING
F2 Select class in flash explorer
F3 Show property/method declaration/implementation
F4 Show type declaration
F5 Show superclass
CTRL + T Show type hierarchy
CTRL + R Search references
CTRL + L Go to line
CTRL + U Show type dependency
CTRL + O Show quick outline

EDITING SINGLE FILES
ALT + UpArrow Move line up
ALT + DownArrow Move line down
CTRL + D / CTRL + SHIFT + D Delete line/duplicate line
SHIFT + ENTER / CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER Add indented line after/before
CTRL + 7 Comment/uncomment line
CTRL + (numeric)- / CTRL + (numeric)+ Fold/unfold other methods
CTRL + M Maximize view
CTRL + (numeric)ENTER Alternative to CTRL+M

EDITING MULTIPLE FILES
CTRL + PageDown / CTRL + PageUp Move to next/previous open file
CTRL + F6 Alternative to CTRL+PageDown/CTRL+PageUp
ALT + LeftArrow/ ALT + RightArrow Navigate to next/previous opened files (history)

GENERATING
CTRL + Space Insert code template/auto complete code
CTRL + SHIFT + O Organize imports

FIXING
CTRL + 1 Show fixes (if error bulb is shown)

BUILDING
CTRL + F11 Start last run
CTRL + O Open an outline of functions within the current class to jump to
CTRL + Shift + T Jump to a type (class or interface). Only works when an .as or .mxml file is open
CTRL + L Jump to a line number
CTRL + Shift + C Wrap / Unwrap selected text in a block comment (/* */)
CTRL + Shift + / Comment / uncomment the selected line using an inline comment (//)
CTRL + Shift + D Add ASDoc style comment
CTRL + D Delete the selected text or the actual cursor line
CTRL + UP Move the selected up
CTRL + DOWN Move the selected text down
CTRL + Option + UP or DOWN Duplicate the selected text above or below the selected line
CTRL + X Make selected text ALL CAPS
CTRL + Y Make selected text all lowercase
CTRL + Shift + R Rename selected element (using refactor)
CTRL + M Maximize / Minimize current view
CTRL + Tab Jump to an open file editor
CTRL + Shift + L Keyboard command list. Press it again to edit commands
CTRL + Shift + G Find any references to the selected element within your project
CTRL + Click or F3 Jump to the definition of the selected element
CTRL + Shift + P Jump to matching bracket. e.g. jump from } to {
Tab / Shift + Tab Indent / Un-indent selected text
CTRL + Option + Left / Right Jumps to the location of the previous / next edit without undoing your change

Source: http://dispatchevent.org/mims/flexbuilder-keyboard-shortcuts/

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Eclipse 3.5 and FDT 3.2 for Actionscript development – Part 4 – Customization

Posted by Riccardo on July 18, 2009 under Actionscript 3, Eclipse, FDT, Flash

1) Eclipse Splash Screen

There are two ways of changing the Eclipse splash screen, manually or using the Random Splash Screen plugin:

  • Manually
    Put the “splash.bmp” file in the folder C:\eclipse\ and add the following line to the file C:\eclipse\eclipse.ini:

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    -showsplash
    splash.bmp
  • Random Splash Screen
    Everytime Eclipse starts, Random Splash Screen overwrites Eclipse’s splash screen with a random image picked from your personal image folder. This image is then displayed on the next Eclipse start.Website: http://sourceforge.net/projects/rndsplash/To modify the plugin options go in

Since I was not satisfied with the splash screens that I found I asked my friend Denio Barani to design a splash screen more appealing, and here are the four versions:

Eclipse Splash Screen 1 (391.67 kB)
Eclipse Splash Screen 2 (391.67 KB)
Eclipse Splash Screen 3 (391.67 KB)
Eclipse Splash Screen 4 (391.67 KB)

Here a list of various splash screens that I found around the web:

2) Eclipse icon

I don’t like a lot the standard Eclipse icon so here you can find some different ones:

To convert the images to icons use the iConvert website.

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