Adjust these lines according to your needs.Īll the plugins will be copied to dropins/xmind directory - it will ease the upgrade, if you want to remove xmind functionality from eclipse just remove this directory. It will also exclude all localization resources (I don't need them) and macosx stuff. This script will compare XMind plugins with plugins already available on eclipse installation and copy only these missing. PLUGIN_NAME=`echo $PLUGIN | cut -d "_" -f 1`įOUND=`find "$_*"`Ĭp -r $XMIND_PATH/plugins/$PLUGIN $ECLIPSE_PATH/dropins/xmind/pluginsĮcho "Plugin already installed: $PLUGIN_NAME" PLUGINS=`ls $XMIND_PATH/plugins | grep -v nl_ | grep -v linux | grep -v win32 | grep -v macos` # exclude language variants, and os specific stuff Mkdir -p $ECLIPSE_PATH/dropins/xmind/plugins # remove old xmind plugins (if they exist) install-as-eclipse-plugin.sh xmind_path eclipse_path"Įcho "Error - no /plugins directory in $XMIND_PATH - probably not XMind directory"Įcho "Error - no /plugins directory in $ECLIPSE_PATH - probably not eclipse directory"Įcho "Copying XMind plugins from $XMIND_PATH to eclipse at $ECLIPSE_PATH" Here is the script install-as-eclipse-plugin.sh:Įcho "Usage.
#Xmind source code code
As I spend a lot of time in eclipse it is much more convenient to me, to have mind maps and code in the same tool. However now this option is no longer supported.
XMind is built on top of Eclipse RCP and so far has been distributed also as eclipse plugin. If you have not tried mind mapping at all, maybe it is a good time to start as it helps a lot to visualize any conceptualization and then conceptualize some complex matters even better. Have you tried XMind? It is very nice, open source mind mapping tool.
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