How to use the links directory configuration plugin
The Eclipse plugin uses the Links directory usage: Suppose the plugin is installed in the d: / myplugin directory, then MyPlugin's directory structure must be like this: D: / myplugin / eclipse / plugins / plugin and D: / MyPlugin / Eclipse / Features / The plugin is installed, for example, install the Eclipseme plugin to the D: / myplugin directory, the directory structure is D: /Myplugin/eclipse/plugins/eclipseme_0.4.5. Suppose Eclipse is installed in the D: / Eclipse directory, create a directory named links in the Eclipse directory, create a link file in the links directory, such as MyPlugin.Link, the file content is path = d: / myplugin. Start the Eclipse, the plugin is installed, if you want to temporarily do not start the plugin, just remove myplugin.link files. Supplementary description: 1. The plugin can be installed in multiple custom directory separately. 2. A custom directory can install multiple plugins. 3. The file name and extension of the Link file can take any name, such as myplugin.txt, goodplugin. 4. The LINK file can have multiple line PATH = plug-in directories, corresponding to multiple custom plug-in directories, each line's Path parameter will take effect. 5. There are also multiple link files in the Links directory, and the PATH parameters in each Link file will take effect. 6. The plug-in directory can use a relative path, if we create myPlugin directory in the Eclipse installation directory, as in the D: / Eclipse directory in the above example, simply set PATH = MyPlugin.
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For the above addition, the PATH path is separated // or /. For example, the plug-in: d: // eclipse // myplugins or D: / Eclipse / MyPlugins in: D: / Eclipse / MyPluginspath
My method is:
Create a "Other_plugins" directory under Eclipse, extract each plugin to this directory, use WinRar's right-click, and reserve the name of the plugin, it has met the requirements, there is Eclipse, Eclipse / Plugins, Eclipse / FESTURES directory.
Create an Other_plugins.txt file in the Links directory under Eclipse:
PATH = ...
well. Solved the problem of plugin management.
