Spket is a development tool that develops JavaScript, jQuery, Ext_js, and so on, which can be a standalone IDE or as an Eclipse plug-in, and describes how to install the Spket plugin in eclipse;
1. First Officer net http://www.spket.com/download.html download Spket package, I download is spket-1.6.23.zip;
2. Unzip Spket-1.6.23.zip will see an Eclipse folder, below the plugins and features two folders, the contents of the two folders under the Eclipse installation package, respectively, the plugins and Features folder, or use link to specify
3. Start Eclipse, open preferences in window, and on the left you will see Spket, my cracked,:.
4. Open JavaScript profile under Spket, there is no jquery and ExtJS, click New, add jQuery-1.8
5. Click jQuery1.8, select the Add Library on the right, select jquery, and a dialog box will appear allowing you to select the original file.
6. Select jQuery1.8, choose Add File on the right, find Jquery-1.8.0.js or Jquery-1.8.0.min.js
8. If you want jquery to be the default javascriptprofile, click Default. Then Set JS default open mode, Window→preferences→general→editors→file ... Select JS or create a new setting by default to Spket Javascripteditor (default) (set the Spket to the editor for JS).
Finally new JS file test, already has JS prompt function!
Transferred from: http://blog.csdn.net/sanfye/article/details/45120561
If you want to give a hint in an HTML file,
Spket plugin Install and set jquery Auto Prompt (GO)