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Any way to provide Eclipse's automatic error detection feature in Vim / Emacs?

I know that Vim / Emacs offers some enticing features without a mouse for entering programs. I have tried both and I like these features. But with Java coding, especially with the extensive use of libraries, the Eclipse autocomplete and highlight functions are too useful to be delayed. Is there a way to combine the best of both worlds?

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maybe something like this: eclim ?

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Vim JDE (script) does this for vi, Eclim tries to get vi to do everything that Eclipse does in this sense, but also requires that you run Eclipse in headless mode while you use vi.

For Emacs, you can try JDEE .

Good luck

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I think you need to go the other way and put Emacs / VIM in Eclipse.

in Vim you have :make and :cn with :cn to go through compiler errors / warnings, but this is not real-time with automatic spelling corrections like Eclipse.

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