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1 -The Plug-in Architecture of Eclipse
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5 5  This tutorial will teach you the basics of writing plugins that run inside the Eclipse framework. You will learn about editors, views, and extension points by creating one of each yourself.
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101 101  1. In the new Eclipse instance, click //New -> Project...// -> //General// -> //Project//. Enter {{code language="none"}}test{{/code}} as the project name.
102 102  1. Right-click the new project and click //New// -> //File...// As the file name, enter {{code language="none"}}test.simple{{/code}}. This will create a new file with that name and open the file in your newly added text editor. (You can see that it is your editor by looking at the editor icon, which should look like the icon you downloaded and put into the icons folder.)
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