Pedro
Sorry I don't have a good solution to your problem working with the PHP
IDE. ATF implemented a facet for installing the ATF and JSDT
functionality to a project. This means that the ATF/JSDT functionality can
be added to any project that support facets such as Static/dynamic web
project (The Ajax Toolkit Project is just a Static Web Project with a
wizard that automatically adds the ATF facet). The PHP project is not a
faceted project. My preference is to have the PHP IDE team change their
project to support facets, then to do something special. Beyond this there
would still be additional changes needed to get the new JSDT functionality
working inside a PHP file.
I used to work on the PHP IDE, so I know all of the developers. The PHP
IDE team sent me a note just before the we shipped M3, so I need to get
back with them.
Yes JSLint is obsolete. This functionality will be provided by the
validator in JSDT. There isn't a direct one-to-one match today and there
will probably never be. We you get into checking of things that are
considered best practices, you get into arguments of what is a valid best
practice.
Thanks
Bob
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[atf-dev] ATF and PDT together
Hey Guys,
First of all! Congratulations for this spectacular work!!! ATF is the best
ever IDE for developing AJAX applications. I'm using and testing ATF since
the first release. This new version 0.2.3M3 brings a lot of more features,
and the best, it includes (as far as I could see) the JSDT to the project,
which means that the JavaScript parsing now is for real, and we can get a
lot of professional development tools present in well known IDE's.
I'm using Eclipse ATF and PDT (PHP Development Tools version S20070815-M2
). Until the last release of the ATF, using these 2 plugins together was
fine, but I'm experiencing some problems using the latest ATF together
with the latest PDT. The problem is, if i'm inside a PHP project I can't
view the advanced features of the JS files (code outline, syntax
validation, etc). And if I'm inside a JavaScript project, I can't use PHP
advanced features.
I'm trying to create a project that uses both PHP and JS files. It is
possible to create a kind of mixed-project or something so I can use the
advanced features of both?
Just one more thing: in the download page of the ATF 0.2.3M3 is missing
information about the use of the JSLINT. I'm presuming that this step
isn't necessary anymore because since the JSDT is the new ATF the JSLINT
became obsolete. I think a little note about this would be good to people
from older releases.
Thanks in Advance,
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