I'm using Neon 4.6.0 and JSDT 1.0.0.v201605232053 and I set up a Javascript
project.
I included my own code as a Javascript resource at src/main/javascript, plus
d3.min.js - which is not parsed by Eclipse, so I don't get an outline.
I get a error in the console from Tern which says it's too b
With the default settings, Eclipse will validate everything in node_modules and
bower_components and any other directories I create.
This took ages and produced a ton of errors, so I turned off validation.
If I want to use validation without seeing tons of these 3rd party errors, I
have to add
elated to the issue by your opinion.
Thanks in advance,
Victor Rubezhny,
JSDT
On 09/21/2016 05:21 PM, Adam Hardy wrote:
With the default settings, Eclipse will validate everything in node_modules
and bower_components and any other directories I create.
This took ages and produced a ton of e
v] Is Validation dead?
From: Victor V. Rubezhny
To: Adam Hardy , General discussion of project-wide
or architectural issues.
Date: Wed Sep 21 2016 22:53:38 GMT+0100 (GMT Standard Time)
Oh, no. This preference is only about JavaScript - we had a lot of complains on
old JavaScript parser that was g
In my Javascript project, the validators seem to be blind to the JS code in my
Javascript files, which are in a separate directory in the project and included
on my Javascript Include path in the project properties.
Worse still, the HTML validator can't even find the Javascript files.
The Angu
from WTP, in other words the old HTML Angular Validator
was removed.
Regard's Angelo
2016-09-22 13:40 GMT+02:00 Adam Hardy mailto:adam...@cyberspaceroad.com>>:
In my Javascript project, the validators seem to be blind to the JS code in
my Javascript files, which are in a separat
