First step is to get a plugin for syntax highlighting. The plugin shelled
https://sourceforge.net/projects/shelled/is very easy to find. Just download the zip
and in Eclipse go to "help --> install new software".
There you have to add the archive:
And all other clicks are straight forward:
After the installation of the plugin you have to restart your Eclipse IDE and then the editor understands bash commands:
The configuration can be done via -> window -> preferences
If you want to setup your own coloring scheme, you can customize it within -> Shell Script -> Editor -> Syntax coloring
To enable bash debugging read this posting.
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