This plugin is still in the early stages but I figured I'd make an ebuild for it anyway. I can't figure out how to compile it so this is a binary version. Sorry. While you're at it, give #71910 a nudge. Subclipse has been working perfectly for me.
Created attachment 50071 [details] eclipse-corba-bin-0.2.0_alpha1.ebuild
Created attachment 50072 [details] eclipse-corba-bin-0.2.0_alpha1.ebuild Woops. Binary plugins go in /opt and not /usr/lib!
Given Eclipse's update manager and how easy it is to use it to install external binary plugins, I don't see any reason to include a binary-only plugin for Eclipse as an ebuild. We'd be interested in including an ebuild for this if it was a from-source ebuild. That way, we could compile it using gcj when the time comes. Closing as NEEDINFO, please reopen with a from-source ebuild attached. Even if we didn't include your first submission, thanks a lot for your effort:)
Created attachment 51104 [details] eclipse-corba-0.2.0_alpha1.ebuild I accepted your challenge and delivered the goods. Took a lot of work but here ya go. (-:
Created attachment 51146 [details] eclipse-corba-0.3.0.ebuild Ah! My work on this package prompted the author to release a new version! This new version now allows you to configure the syntax colours. I removed "alpha" from the version number because only the files on SourceForge are using this naming convention.
Created attachment 51147 [details] eclipse-corba-0.3.0.ebuild Damn I always spot something at the last second. I was using ${MY_PV} before but with the "alpha" part removed, this is no longer necessary.
This is now in the running again.
Created attachment 63348 [details] eclipse-corba-0.3.2.ebuild Ah good. 0.3.2 came out on May 2nd but since then I've had exams, graduation and a relocation to Scotland to deal with. I finally felt I had the time to do this! This no longer depends on EMF, which is good, and it's all contained within one folder again so I was able to make the ebuild much simpler. To be honest, I'm not happy with the eclass though. I think being able to query highest installed slot would be useful. I've hardcoded this to use 3 because that's what I have right now. I'm going to try 3.1 tomorrow. The function for finding the classpath from build.properties was no use in this case because build.properties didn't seem to contain a classpath for some reason. My method of building one using find is backhanded at best but it's worked every time so far. Perhaps it would be worth including that in the eclass? You'll notice that my ebuilds for this, eclipse-sablecc and subclipse are all quite similar. I've already used Eclipse a great deal this year and I should be using it a hell of a lot for work from now on so I'll probably back here quite a bit.
Closing this ancient bug. This ebuild is now part of chewi-overlay.
