1. First you want to get openjfx (subversion or .zip).
2. Create a Java project in IDEA and put the files from trunk/lib (Filters.jar, javafxrt.jar & swing-layout.jar) in the classpath (e.g. add as a project library).
3. Create a .fx file
4. Create a run configuration
Basically you want to run net.java.javafx.FXShell with your .fx file as an argument.4. Make sure that your .fx file is in the classpath
..Otherwise it won't work
As for syntax highlighting this can be set up by making a file type definition for *.fx files:
So all in all pretty ugly. A real JavaFX plugin is still on the IDEA wishlist.
And yes, there is already a plugin for Eclipse. There is also a fairly comprehensive tutorial using NetBeans on openjfx.dev.java.net
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In step 4 you have a list of keywords but only a few are visable can you post a complete list?
Sure, keywords & built-in types:
import
var
function
operation
return
insert
as
first
last
into
before
after
delete
select
from
in
where
if
then
else
foreach
new
this
bind
lazy
format
sizeof
indexof
instanceof
reverse
try
catch
finally
while
for
throw
break
continue
do
later
class
extends
attribute
inverse
trigger
on
String
Boolean
Number
Integer
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