Thursday, September 29, 2011

Re: [android-developers] How do I develop a Eclipse plugin on top of google's ADT?

We'd love contributions -- we have an overview doc here:
http://tools.android.com/contributing but basically you generally
mention on this alias what you're interested in working on (to ensure
that people don't overlap in work, and to ensure (if the feature is
controversial) that we're in agreement on the overall direction such
that the patch will likely be accepted.

Of course if you want you can develop an independent plugin that
-depends- on the ADT pugin, but most of our features are *not* written
to be extensible (and most have private apis and if the signatures use
public they're still in internal packages which can change
incompatibly from release to release.)

-- Tor

On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 2:14 PM, Carl Lee <ljbha007@gmail.com> wrote:
> I think it will be nice to modify or enhance google's ADT, since
> Eclipse's plugins are almost all written in Java and in Eclipse.
>
> For example, let DDMS's logcat support regular expression filter; open
> sqlite3 database directyly in eclipse by double clicking the db file
> in DDMS's file expolrer.
>
> Anyone can give me a hint on how to start off?
>
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