WOComponent editor
Ondřej Čada <[email protected]> Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:34:25 +0100
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Hello there,
there are a couple of things I seem not able to find an answer on the =
web -- if you could help perhaps...
(a) is there a way to switch betw. the inline (<wo:string =
value=3D"$foo"/>) and classic (<webobject name=3DFoo/> in html, =
Foo:WOString { value=3Dfoo; } in wod) patterns automatically, without =
having to re-write and copy/paste manually? Some smart script which =
could do that in batches based on list of tags and number of bindings =
would be about perfect, but even a shortcut which would work over one =
selected tag would help.
(b) happens somebody to know what's the difference betw. HTML and WOD =
Content Assist? For my java components they both work consistently. The =
weird thing is, for my groovy components the HTML Content Assist works =
just as well as it does for java ones; nevertheless, in WODs it does not =
offer anything from the class. Though I supposed it would not work at =
all with Groovy, seeing it works in HTML perfectly, I'd like to fix the =
problem in WOD, if possible?
And writing the above, I recalled I've got two more unanswered =
questions, one WOLips, one Eclipse:
(d) is it possible to place the generated files outside of projects? I'm =
rather used to zip or send projects as they are; whilst it is of course =
possible to filter out the generated files at that moment, it would be =
rather more convenient if they could be simply placed in some extra =
folder by Eclipse/WOLips/whomever creates them.
(e) any way to make the Eclipse editors to wrap lines like Xcode does? =
The reformatting is not a good option (it does not format the code a way =
I'd like, not by far), and the com.ahtik.wordwrap.feature.group Word =
Wrap Feature does not work quite well either :/
Thanks and all the best,
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