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I recently checked out the source code of the Eclipse Linux Tools. The Eclipse Linux Tools do not provide a preconfigured setup like some other Eclipse projects (e.g. JDT). Therefore I used my main Eclipse installation which had Eclipse Linux Tools but not TM4E installed.
When looking at Dockerfile.tmLanguage, the editor is full of errors. It seems that the file is interpreted as Dockerfile, probably due to the changes from #50 .
I suppose the easiest fix is to just rename the grammar file.
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Unfortunately, I don't think there is much to be done here as it's either this case or nothing of the form Dockerfile.* being treated as supported by this editor.
Thus I tend to close this one.
I recently checked out the source code of the Eclipse Linux Tools. The Eclipse Linux Tools do not provide a preconfigured setup like some other Eclipse projects (e.g. JDT). Therefore I used my main Eclipse installation which had Eclipse Linux Tools but not TM4E installed.
When looking at
Dockerfile.tmLanguage
, the editor is full of errors. It seems that the file is interpreted as Dockerfile, probably due to the changes from #50 .I suppose the easiest fix is to just rename the grammar file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: