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To develop a javascript syntax checking tool as eclipse plugin

 
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Hi All,

I want to develop a javascript syntax checking tool as eclipse plugin. I know that there are already some plugins available for the same. As I am a newbie it would be very helpful, if anyone of you can provide some insights about how to go ahead with this. Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance..
 
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Has nothing to do with Programming Diversions. Moving to the IDE's section of the forum. The click here link above will take you to its new home.

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What part of the problem do you have a question about?

You'll need a parser to parse the JavaScript code. There are several parser generators available for Java, for example ANTLR and JavaCC.

If you want to know how to develop an Eclipse plug-in, then Google for "Eclipse plugin development", or look on the Eclipse website. There are also a number of books available about developing plug-ins for Eclipse.
 
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