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This editor provides a great number of features to make your *.spec files editing better. One of the most valued parts is the rpmlint which assist in finding the most common mistakes made in RPM spec files and also a quick way to fix some of this warnings. It also tries to provide all the nice features you have seen in JDT. Just to name a few: | This editor provides a great number of features to make your *.spec files editing better. One of the most valued parts is the rpmlint which assist in finding the most common mistakes made in RPM spec files and also a quick way to fix some of this warnings. It also tries to provide all the nice features you have seen in JDT. Just to name a few: | ||
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Revision as of 04:24, 26 May 2009
Basic introduction
This editor provides a great number of features to make your *.spec files editing better. One of the most valued parts is the rpmlint which assist in finding the most common mistakes made in RPM spec files and also a quick way to fix some of this warnings. It also tries to provide all the nice features you have seen in JDT. Just to name a few:
* Outline view and quick outline in the editor * Various auto-completions * Highlighting * Hyperlinks - both inside the file and to external resouces * Folding and etc.
Table of Contents
* Creating new spec file
* Rpmlint warnings and quick fixes
* Customizing editor
o RPM macros completion
o Package completion
* Support and development