All you need is to export settings from Eclipse (go to Eclipse’s Preferences Java Code Style Formatter and export the settings to an XML file via the Export All button. My experiments seem to show that in the "Install" dialog you have to check the "Main package" and the "Maven support" thing. Now things are going to be a bit easier, because IntelliJ IDEA 13 is capable of importing code formatter settings from Eclipse without the use of any plugins. Update 2019-08, Eclipse version 4.12 ("2019-06")Īt this point there is no "Groovy-Eclipse" item to highlight/choose!
*.groovy and *.gradle : syntax highlighting! auto-formatting!.Groovy -> Compiler -> Groovy Script Folders: checked "**/*.gradle".Window -> Prefs: there is now a "Groovy" item.check the item "Groovy-Eclipse" -> Next -> Next -> Accept, Finish installed (took long time: progress indicated at bottom right).Work with -> paste: (from above site: correct version for Eclipse Neon) ( : Oxygen).Aaron D's recommendation to use the Eclipse Marketplace didn't work for me: versions out of date it seems, installation attempts failed.
#Adapter for eclipse code formatter install
in Eclipse go Help -> Install new software JavaBeigner 608 9 28 Add a comment 2 Answers Sorted by: 3 No syntax highlighting is so glum.under "Snapshot builds" (lower down than "Releases", which only go up to Eclipse Luna at time of writing), identify and copy the link for your Eclipse version.This is what worked for me (Neon, then Oxygen a few months later) Adapter for Eclipse Code Formatter Vojtch Krsa Compatible with IntelliJ IDEA (Ultimate, Community, Educational), Android Studio and 1 more Overview Versions Reviews Plugin Versions Compatibility: IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Version Compatibility Range Update Date 23.1.223.000.0-Eclipse2023-03 2022.3+ 22.0.203.000.
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