If you are willing to use a GUI, I would recommend using eclipse (
www.eclipse.org) for doing the java development. It comes with the support
for multiple windows, project management, different source and output
folders, creating jars, terminal output from running process, syntax
hilighting, code completion, and auto-compilation. For doing straight Java
stuff you can't ask for better.
Only problem is that it doesn't run from the command-line.. Sorry..
Sincerely,
Judd Pickell
On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 9:12 AM, Paul Mooring <
drpppr242@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've beening using emacs for java programming the last couple weeks and
> like being able to open multiple windows at once. I recently started
> using gedit mostly because it has a plugin the let's me embed a terminal
> window in the bottom pane that I can use for compiling/running reading
> error messages ect. but it drives me crazy that there's no key board
> shortcut to switch between the terminal and the editor window, and I
> can't open something in the editor from the terminal. Is there a way to
> do this or another editor that can work this way?
>
> -Paul
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