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How to configure Firebug to use Eclipse / Netbeans as an editor

I want to use a real IDE to edit javascript files in conjunction with Firebug. In the Add Editor dialog box for Firebug, I am allowed to specify executable files and arguments. So the question is how to open a file in Eclipse / Netbeans from the command line.

Additional points that allow me to choose between opening a new instance of Eclipse / netbeans and reusing an already running one.

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Not an exact answer, I'm afraid, but this information may help.

Eclipse Help - Starting Eclipse
Fireclipse: debugging from FF directly in Eclipse

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I havent tried this yet, but it looks interesting Javascript Debug Toolkit 2.0.0

I also heard that aptana is pretty good

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Anyway, the other way around? Does this mean you need to start eclipse, start a debugging session there with Firebug turned on?

If this may be the answer, see the explanation in Installing a JavaScript device to remove Aptana Studio . It is possible to install Aptana inside eclipse instead of downloading everything.

Caution: I have never tried this, but I am currently using Aptana to program Rails, perhaps I will use this in the near future.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1276660/

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