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Re: Off Topic : XCode, Java and Code Completion
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Re: Off Topic : XCode, Java and Code Completion


  • Subject: Re: Off Topic : XCode, Java and Code Completion
  • From: James Cicenia <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 10:53:16 -0600

OK -

Sometimes I am an idiot I admit... too macififed for my own good. command-f finds within my files perfectly. Then when
I did the regular search... well, it never found anything... but after reading these posts Ulrich pointed me to the other
menu item search files... that worked much better.


As far as the rebuild goes.. I always seem to have to do that if I edit a wobuilder page.. not a new page.. but editing an
existing one. My WOLips is set to the Build Style use Ant. Should it be "incremental"? Otherwise where is the
"project search path?".


All my imports are .*s now... However, for some reason.. maybe because my base Gap pattern classes and subclasses are in a
package..?


By the way.. how does one contact Apple and or Steve Jobs ;-). to give them some religion?

-James

On Mar 25, 2004, at 10:01 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:


On Mar 24, 2004, at 6:45 PM, James Cicenia wrote:

Well for my two cents... I was a complete newbie when I started my project and I have to say that
I am very pleased with Eclipse. Mind you it has some idiosyncrasies but I have learned to deal with
them in my own idiosyncratic methods. I still can't figure out how to search all my files including the
wod files. Chuck do you know how?
I think it is safe to assume that you've found the Search menu. :-) Both Files... and Search... return matches from all the files in my project. I'm rather puzzled as to why (or how!) this cannot work for you. Is the scope set to Workspace or Selected Resources or something else rational?


Also, I do have to rebuild when I edit my wod files in WOBuilder.

I don't see that either. It sounds as if something in your project is messed up or the incremental builder has been disabled. What is your project search path set to?


Finally WOBuilder doesn't always see all the new methods in my subclasses.
That is WOBuilder's lame Java parsing. All the imports need to be of the form import com.foo.bar.*;
There is a perferece to set for this so that it uses * for 1 or more imported classes. Apple will fix this one of these decades.




Other than that it has
worked like a charm and has only crashed once on my Powerbook and we are talking 12 hours days
of use.

While I will concede that IntelliJ IDEA may be even better I am pretty pleased with Eclipse.


Chuck
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