I use the WTP html editor.
Joni Freeman wrote:
On Thu, 2007-01-25 at 18:17 -0800, Loren Rosen wrote:
Yes, I can create a patch. It's a one-line change (well, two lines if you
count changing
the class imports).
(The code in question assumes the editor is a CompilationUnitEditor when
in
On Thu, 2007-01-25 at 18:17 -0800, Loren Rosen wrote:
Yes, I can create a patch. It's a one-line change (well, two lines if you
count changing
the class imports).
(The code in question assumes the editor is a CompilationUnitEditor when in
fact
it suffices to assume an AbstractTextEditor.
I've got a wicket-bench question which I'll ask here since the wicket-bench
mailing
list seems moribund.
If you don't set a default html editor, what should happen in the html tab
of a wicket-bench
editor window? What I get is what appears to be a bastardized java editor
which behaves
On 1/25/07, Loren Rosen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now the installation instructions say to set an explicit default html
editor
in the eclipse preferences.
However I found at least one place in the wicket-bench code that directly
assumes that the java editor is
used for editing html files. I
Yes, I can create a patch. It's a one-line change (well, two lines if you
count changing
the class imports).
(The code in question assumes the editor is a CompilationUnitEditor when in
fact
it suffices to assume an AbstractTextEditor. My guess is it was copied from
some
Eclipse documentation
