I happened across this interesting Eclipse editor plug in: http://velocitywebedit.sourceforge.net/ It make editing Torque templates much nicer. The editor does syntax coloring, basic lexical syntax checking, and some code/variable completion functions. The downsides I've seen are the syntax checking can be "quirky". E.g. sometimes gets confused when #end statements are moved around and you need to "touch" the matching #if / #foreach statement. But it's still much faster than doing multiple builds to fix syntax errors. Code completion doesn't know "set" (but syntax does). Doesn't do tab to space replacement. Install/documentation is non-existant. But to install just copy the com.hudson.velocityweb_1.0.8 directory in the zip file to your Eclipse plugin directory and then restart Eclipse. Greg Monroe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (919)680-5050 C&IS Solutions Team Lead Duke Corporate Education, Inc. 333 Liggett St. Durham, NC 27701
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