Hi,

(Not sure if this is best in the newsgroup or here, but just kick me if its better for the newsgroup)

I'm in the grey zone at the moment since I have to figure out when I want to move
my plugin code from WTP 0.7 to WTP 1.0.

As it stands I can see that the StructuredXMLEditor's api have been made more public and that is good. The question is - is that API considered stable at the moment ? Mainly if the extension points name and semantics are in place ? (api changes are easy to catch by the compiler, but the xml in plugin.xml does not complain if the extension point doesnt exist so damn hard to track down ;)

Another thing is the quality of the code completion in XML (see https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=89811) which basically makes it very hard to create a valid xml file when writing the code by hand; and that does not need to be the case but as far as I can see in the WTP code I can't easily customize the code completion rules for XML yet. e.g. I need to order the inserts by relevance (or even remove non-valid xml).

My question is if work have been done in this area with respect to WTP 1.0 so I can actually get a real benefit from upgrading to WTP 1.0 ? (I don't need all the functionallity, just the possibility to order the proposals by validity and add required attributes/tag automatically to the inserted text - and hopefully without using
internal API)

thanks
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Max Rydahl Andersen
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