<commit_before>StartExplorer
=============

Eclipse-Update-URL: http://startexplorer.sourceforge.net/update/

About
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The StartExplorer Eclipse plug-in offers tight integration of the system file manager (Windows Explorer, Gnome Nautilus, KDE Konqueror, Mac Finder, ...) and the shell (cmd.exe, Linux/Mac terminal) in Eclipse.

Every now and then when working with Eclipse you'd like to examine a file or a folder inside the Eclipse workspace with your file manager or open a shell/cmd.exe in this location. Or you edit a file in Eclipse and would like to open the parent folder of this file in the file manager or shell. Or the file you are editing contains a string which references another file in the filesystem and you would like to do some of the things mentioned above with that referenced file. This plug-in gives you a convenient way to do all this by adding a few entries to Eclipse's context menus. Furthermore, it offers a different, more convenient way to issue any shell/dos command you like through customizable menu commands. Last but not the least this plug-in offers a tighter integration of the clip board, so copying a file's/folder's path to the clip board is only two mouse clicks (instead of opening the Properties dialog and selecting the path manually). 

Supported Platforms
-------------------

This plug-in is inherently not platform-independent. Currently, the following operating systems/desktop environments are supported out of the box:

* Windows
* Mac OS
* Linux with Gnome
* Linux with KDE
* Linux with Xfce
* Linux with LXDE

However, even if your system is not listed there, you can still easily configure 
StartExplorer to work correctly on your system.

Features
--------

* Start file manager in selected folder from Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator
* Start shell in selected folder from Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator
* Start the default system app for any file from Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator
* From Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator, copy any resource's path directly to the clipboard, without having to select it manually in the Properties dialog
* Define custom commands and execute them on any resource in the Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator
* Do all of the above for multiple selected files/folders
* Select a text region in any Eclipse editor; if the selected text is a file system path, you can start a file manager in this location
* Select a text region in any Eclipse editor; if the selected text is a file system path, you can start a shell in this location
* Select a text region in any Eclipse editor; if the selected text is a file system path, you can start the default system application for this file
* Define custom commands and execute them on the file/folder represented by the current selection in any Eclipse editor
* Select a text region in any Eclipse editor and pass the selected text to any application in your system

Alternatives
------------

There is always more than one way to skin a cat. Or to open a file manager window. It seems many people miss this functionality in Eclipse and some of them (like me) wrote plug-ins to ease their pain. I'll list all I know of here. If you know another open-file-manager-plug-in, let me know. I also list some pro and cons, which, of course, are completely subjective.  

* EasyShell (http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/easyshell)
  * (+) Mostly comparable in features with StartExplorer, minor differences
  * (+) cross platform
  * (+) still maintained
* OpenExplorer (http://blog.samsonis.me/2009/02/open-explorer-plugin-for-eclipse/)
  * (+) cross platform
  * (+) still maintained
  * (-) slightly less features than Ecsplorer (no custom commands)
* ExploreFS (http://junginger.biz/eclipse/)
  * (+) cross platform 
  * (-) only file manager (no shell etc.)
* easyexplore - outdated, not maintained anymore (http://market.eclipsesource.com/yoxos/node/org.sf.easyexplore.feature.group)
* Eclipse Explorer - seemed to exist once, can't find it anymore
* Launch Explorer via external tools (http://www.eclipsezone.com/eclipse/forums/t77655.html)
  * (-) Cumbersome approach (for my taste)<commit_msg>Corrected README.markdown<commit_after>StartExplorer
=============

Eclipse-Update-URL: http://startexplorer.sourceforge.net/update/

About
-----

The StartExplorer Eclipse plug-in offers tight integration of the system file manager (Windows Explorer, Gnome Nautilus, KDE Konqueror, Mac Finder, ...) and the shell (cmd.exe, Linux/Mac terminal) in Eclipse.

Every now and then when working with Eclipse you'd like to examine a file or a folder inside the Eclipse workspace with your file manager or open a shell/cmd.exe in this location. Or you edit a file in Eclipse and would like to open the parent folder of this file in the file manager or shell. Or the file you are editing contains a string which references another file in the filesystem and you would like to do some of the things mentioned above with that referenced file. This plug-in gives you a convenient way to do all this by adding a few entries to Eclipse's context menus. Furthermore, it offers a different, more convenient way to issue any shell/dos command you like through customizable menu commands. Last but not the least this plug-in offers a tighter integration of the clip board, so copying a file's/folder's path to the clip board is only two mouse clicks (instead of opening the Properties dialog and selecting the path manually). 

Supported Platforms
-------------------

This plug-in is inherently not platform-independent. Currently, the following operating systems/desktop environments are supported out of the box:

* Windows
* Mac OS
* Linux with Gnome
* Linux with KDE
* Linux with Xfce
* Linux with LXDE

However, even if your system is not listed there, you can still easily configure 
StartExplorer to work correctly on your system.

Features
--------

* Start file manager in selected folder from Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator
* Start shell in selected folder from Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator
* Start the default system app for any file from Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator
* From Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator, copy any resource's path directly to the clipboard, without having to select it manually in the Properties dialog
* Define custom commands and execute them on any resource in the Eclipse Package Explorer/Project Explorer/Navigator
* Do all of the above for multiple selected files/folders
* Select a text region in any Eclipse editor; if the selected text is a file system path, you can start a file manager in this location
* Select a text region in any Eclipse editor; if the selected text is a file system path, you can start a shell in this location
* Select a text region in any Eclipse editor; if the selected text is a file system path, you can start the default system application for this file
* Define custom commands and execute them on the file/folder represented by the current selection in any Eclipse editor
* Select a text region in any Eclipse editor and pass the selected text to any application in your system

Alternatives
------------

There is always more than one way to skin a cat. Or to open a file manager window. It seems many people miss this functionality in Eclipse and some of them (like me) wrote plug-ins to ease their pain. I'll list all I know of here. If you know another open-file-manager-plug-in, let me know. I also list some pro and cons, which, of course, are completely subjective.  

* EasyShell (http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/easyshell)
  * (+) Mostly comparable in features with StartExplorer, minor differences
  * (+) cross platform
  * (+) still maintained
* OpenExplorer (http://blog.samsonis.me/2009/02/open-explorer-plugin-for-eclipse/)
  * (+) cross platform
  * (+) still maintained
  * (-) slightly less features than StartExplorer (no custom commands)
* ExploreFS (http://junginger.biz/eclipse/)
  * (+) cross platform 
  * (-) only file manager (no shell etc.)
* easyexplore - outdated, not maintained anymore (http://market.eclipsesource.com/yoxos/node/org.sf.easyexplore.feature.group)
* Eclipse Explorer - seemed to exist once, can't find it anymore
* Launch Explorer via external tools (http://www.eclipsezone.com/eclipse/forums/t77655.html)
  * (-) Cumbersome approach (for my taste)
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