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hi, i'm tried your jar file and it recognize the javacc file fine but I don't see any other option. for instance the option to create new javacc file (as outlined in http://eclipse-javacc.sourceforge.net/) is not there. is this supposed to be like this? or am i missing some steps?

btw, i have
eclipse 3.4.2
osx 10.5.6
java 1.5.0_16
javacc feature 1.5.13

Works great! All options seem to be available and working, even those Sang Park missed.

I have the same configuration and the plugin.jar works well.
But there is no jjtree nor javacc compilation when I save a jjtree file.
I fill all necessary fields in the javaCC properties panel.
any suggestion ?
Regards.

@sang - yeah, I think that feature was removed in v1.5.13 of the plugin since Remy was trying to get it working in all versions of Eclipse.

@manu - hm, I haven't tried that... let me look into that.

Thanks it works fine for me now

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