We are using a similar structure here (and I have also seen this other places I have worked). The ideal functionality would be if we could see (and edit) the included file "inlined" as we work, sort of like the oppposite of code-folding.
In lieu of that, at least the parent file should not show spurious errors. IDEA clearly recognizes the includes, so it would be surprising to me if it were not possible to fully integrate the information. -Alex Dommasch Johannes Hubert wrote: > > All our pages are structured about like this (pseudo code) > > <include "INCLUDE.JSP"> > <some code> > <include "HEADER.JSP"> > <main-body> > <include "FOOTER.JSP"> > > The "INCLUDE.JSP" contains all the import statements required by the > application (which are a lot, and would be a pain in the but to have to be > repeated on all pages), plus a little other preparational code used to set > up the page. > The "HEADER.JSP" and "FOOTER.JSP" contain "surrounding" code that gives the > <main-body> a standardized header, footer and left-margin toolbar. > _______________________________________________ Eap-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-bugs
