The goal of the JScheme Plug-in is to provide the basics of a Scheme editor
for Eclipse. Early/short-term goals include basic syntax highlighting,
code formatting, and parenthesis matching. Medium-term goals include
building launchers and better syntax analysis of source as well an outline
view of a JScheme file. Longer-term goals include possible debugging
support and other advanced features. But that's a long way off.
Some screenshots are available to give a sense of what this plugin provides.
Pre-Release, Alpha.
Depsite this project being very early in development, it is still quite usable and follows an 'always buildable, always testable, always usable' development philosophy.
The current release is downloadable from the zClipse update site.
JScheme is a very tight Java implementation of Scheme. From the JScheme site:
Jscheme is a dialect of Scheme with a very simple interface to Java, called the Javadot notation. It is also a reference implementation for this dialect (implemented in Java, bootstrapped with Jscheme).
Thanks to Geoffrey Knauth from the JScheme users mailing list who provided the logo and file icons for me. The originals were obtained from http://knauth.org/gsk/images/jscheme/icons/.