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Posting code on my blog became tedious.
I always had to go though and replace every < and > with > and < or some parts of the code would simply disappear! Furthermore closing square brackets seem to change normal quotes into their italic counterparts, so ] has to be replaced with ] too.
Eclipse Monkey to the rescue!
Since i do not want to mess up my code inside of Eclipse, i let the monkey only play with my Clipboard.
After the script was finished, it had to ‘escape’ itself to reach the public 
installing eclipse monkey
create a scripts folder in your project root and paste it into some escape.js, after this it should show up under ‘scripts > HTML’.
/*
* Menu: HTML > basic html escape
* Kudos: Michael Grosser
* License: WTF
*/
function main() {
systemClipboard = Packages.java.awt.Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemClipboard();
contents = systemClipboard.getContents(null);
msg = contents.getTransferData(Packages.java.awt.datatransfer.DataFlavor.stringFlavor);
msg = msg.replace('&','XXplaceHolDerXX');
msg = msg.replace('XXplaceHolDerXX','&');
msg = msg.replace('<','<');
msg = msg.replace('>','>');
msg = msg.replace(']',']');
newContents = new Packages.java.awt.datatransfer.StringSelection(msg);
systemClipboard.setContents(newContents, newContents);
}
Stupid WordPress keeps ‘correcting’ my > to > … :/
More than 1 workspace per installation ?
Make links, each with a wokspace set (‘data’) and activate showlocation, so you know where you are in (when having multiple eclipses open)!
Make links, each with a wokspace set (‘data’) and activate showlocation, so you know where you are in (when having multiple eclipses open)!
c:\...\eclipse.exe -data c:\eclipse-workspaces\workspace1 -showlocation
Limit RAM usage:
c:\...\eclipse.exe -vmargs -Xms256M -Xmx256M
Reuse preferences in another installation:
File->Export->Preferences + import
More timesavers:
Eclipse Tips
Eclipse Navigations Shortcuts
The only free and usable plugin: Jupiter
Update-Site: http://csdl.ics.hawaii.edu/Tools/Jupiter/Download
Works good, adds marks/comments in the editor.
Drawback:
Comments are saved as XML in a folder, which must be shared with all other developers (SVN(each comment = new Revision) /Samba)
Conclusion:
Make 1 review on 1 checked out source and commit OR create a samba server and link it to the review-data-folder, so reviews can be shared without commits.
