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Velocity and Development Tools
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We have three contributions from the user community to help make developing with
Velocity easier and more convenient.
IntelliJ IDEA
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Rickard Oberg (rickard@xpedio.com) has contributed templates for the
IntelliJ IDEA IDE.
They can be found
here in the Velocity CVS, or can be found in the /contrib/tools directory
of the source tree.
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UltraEdit Editor
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Herve Guidetti (Herve.Guidetti@idbsoft.ch) contributed a 'word.txt' addition
(with tweaks and comments by Wido Hillmann (wido.hillmann@epost.de) )
for the UltraEdit programmers editor.
It can be found
here in the Velocity CVS, or can be found in the /contrib/tools directory
of the source tree.
To add this to your UltraEdit configuration :
- Go into UltraEdit home directory.
- Add the content of the file to the end of your word.txt file.
- Modify the number on the first line (/L9 in this case), so that it matches
your word.txt definition. (it's incremental)
- Edit a .vm template with UltraEdit. You should now have syntax coloring
for Velocimacros.
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JEdit
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Saimon Moore (smoore@serikat.es) contributed a Velocity mode for the java-based
editor JEdit, and can be found here in
velocity.xml.
To install, add the velocity.xml to one of your 'mode' directories,
and add the following to that directory's catalog file :
<MODE NAME="velocity" FILE="velocity.xml"
FILE_NAME_GLOB="*.vw" />
and restart JEdit. If there are any problems with installation,
see the JEdit documentation about 'Modes'.
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TextPad
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Jeff Linwood (jeff@greenninja.com) created a simple syntax definition for
Velocity for the TextPad editor, which
can be found here.
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Emacs
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Brian Leonard (brian@brainslug.org) contributed a minor mode that does
font-locking (syntax coloring) of VTL in emacs. As a minor mode, it
insinuates itself into whatever major mode you're using, so you don't lose
the major mode's goodness. It can be found
here.
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