EASE-ily Make the Most of Eclipse with Python

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The Eclipse Advanced Scripting Environment (EASE) makes it very easy to extend and control the Eclipse IDE using the popular scripting language Python.

In this talk we will show you how to use EASE and Python to get the most of your IDE (based on the 'How to use Python to hack your Eclipse IDE' article). This includes automating your workbench to:

Improve your code quality
Automate tedious tasks
Prototype new features
Quickly extend the user interface with custom buttons, menus, etc
Integrate with third-party Python libraries or tools (e.g. numpy)

We will look at the available modules and the various features EASE provides to make life easier.

Tracy Miranda, Jonah Graham



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