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Posted to users@tapestry.apache.org by Geoff Longman <gl...@intelligentworks.com> on 2003/11/23 17:44:33 UTC
3.0.29 integration build available
I know I said I was going to take it easy this weekend. And I am. I'm headed
home right now..
Did you people ever try hitting Ctrl-O in an eclipse java editor? Pretty
neat outline/search capability.
Well, 3.0.29 now has the same feature for Tapestry specifications
hit Ctrl+O and you get a pop up window with the outline view in it, type
stuff in this view and the outline is filtered. Selecting a line in the
popup will reveal that thing in the editor. The filter accepts '?' and '*'
wildcards. For attributes, the filtering is applied to the attribute values
only.
And for Harish, there is another flavour of this function by hitting
Ctrl+F3, the outline shown is the optional outline (so it works only if the
xml source can be parsed by the "as you type" parser).
Have tested this for about an hour now without any drama, but log bugs if
things go wonky!
Geoff
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Re: [Spindle-developer] Using Spindle 3.0 alphas with Eclipse 3.0 M5
Posted by Geoff Longman <gl...@intelligentworks.com>.
Good suggestion. Its in 3.0.30 (coming soon)
Geoff
----- Original Message -----
From: "Colin Sampaleanu" <co...@exis.com>
To: "Tapestry users" <ta...@jakarta.apache.org>
Cc: <sp...@lists.sourceforge.net>;
<gl...@intelligentworks.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 3:19 PM
Subject: [Spindle-developer] Using Spindle 3.0 alphas with Eclipse 3.0 M5
> The Spindle 3 alphas worked pretty well with Eclipse 3.0M4. With M5,
> things seemed to break, with some classes (mostly related to jface.text)
> not being found. I thought all was lost, as probably stuff had been
> refactored.
>
> Thanks to some pointers from some people on the Eclipse newsgroups, I
> managed to get Spindle 3.0.29 going with Eclipse 3.0 M5. It just
> requires getting it the jface.text classes.
>
> The easiest mechanism is to go into your Eclipse install, and inside your
> org.eclipse.ui_3.0.0
> plugin underneath the plugins dir, in the <requires> element of the
> plugin.xml file, add the following line
> <import plugin="org.eclipse.jface.text" export="true"/>
>
> This will essentially always bring in the jface.text classes, and from
> this point on Spindle seems to be happy (you may have to go to the
> Manage Configurations area and re-enable it).
>
> Now this may have performance implications. With the XMLBuddy plugin
> (also broken by M5), I was able to get the same effect just by going
> into that plugin's own plugin.xml file, and adding the line
> <import plugin="org.eclipse.jface.text">
> into the requires section.
>
> That solution is better as it doesn't effect all of eclipse, just the
> individual plugin. Theorectically this could be done manually for
> Spindle too, but you'd have to do it for both of the main Spindle
> plugins and the solareclipse plugins that Spindle depends on. Given that
> Spindle is being updated pretty often, it would be better if Geoff added
> these lines himself, with the optional attribute set to true, so it
> doesn't break inside of Eclipse 2.1x...
>
> Regards,
> Colin
>
>
>
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Using Spindle 3.0 alphas with Eclipse 3.0 M5
Posted by Colin Sampaleanu <co...@exis.com>.
The Spindle 3 alphas worked pretty well with Eclipse 3.0M4. With M5,
things seemed to break, with some classes (mostly related to jface.text)
not being found. I thought all was lost, as probably stuff had been
refactored.
Thanks to some pointers from some people on the Eclipse newsgroups, I
managed to get Spindle 3.0.29 going with Eclipse 3.0 M5. It just
requires getting it the jface.text classes.
The easiest mechanism is to go into your Eclipse install, and inside your
org.eclipse.ui_3.0.0
plugin underneath the plugins dir, in the <requires> element of the
plugin.xml file, add the following line
<import plugin="org.eclipse.jface.text" export="true"/>
This will essentially always bring in the jface.text classes, and from
this point on Spindle seems to be happy (you may have to go to the
Manage Configurations area and re-enable it).
Now this may have performance implications. With the XMLBuddy plugin
(also broken by M5), I was able to get the same effect just by going
into that plugin's own plugin.xml file, and adding the line
<import plugin="org.eclipse.jface.text">
into the requires section.
That solution is better as it doesn't effect all of eclipse, just the
individual plugin. Theorectically this could be done manually for
Spindle too, but you'd have to do it for both of the main Spindle
plugins and the solareclipse plugins that Spindle depends on. Given that
Spindle is being updated pretty often, it would be better if Geoff added
these lines himself, with the optional attribute set to true, so it
doesn't break inside of Eclipse 2.1x...
Regards,
Colin
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Re: 3.0.29 integration build available
Posted by Geoff Longman <gl...@intelligentworks.com>.
>
> You know, I would have lived happily without this feature, but I would n't
say no to extra candy ;)
> This is really great, thanks!
>
No problem, the idea came to mind as over here our app has hundreds of
pages, all declared in the .application file. The file is huge and I thought
this would make it easier to find things!
Geoff
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Re: 3.0.29 integration build available
Posted by Harish Krishnaswamy <hk...@comcast.net>.
Geoff Longman wrote:
> I know I said I was going to take it easy this weekend. And I am. I'm headed
> home right now..
>
> Did you people ever try hitting Ctrl-O in an eclipse java editor? Pretty
> neat outline/search capability.
>
> Well, 3.0.29 now has the same feature for Tapestry specifications
>
> hit Ctrl+O and you get a pop up window with the outline view in it, type
> stuff in this view and the outline is filtered. Selecting a line in the
> popup will reveal that thing in the editor. The filter accepts '?' and '*'
> wildcards. For attributes, the filtering is applied to the attribute values
> only.
>
> And for Harish, there is another flavour of this function by hitting
> Ctrl+F3, the outline shown is the optional outline (so it works only if the
> xml source can be parsed by the "as you type" parser).
You know, I would have lived happily without this feature, but I would n't say no to extra candy ;)
This is really great, thanks!
>
> Have tested this for about an hour now without any drama, but log bugs if
> things go wonky!
>
> Geoff
>
>
>>>Integration Update Site: http://data.intelligentworks.com
>
>
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