Hello Michael,
All it's clear for Code completion now and I will search the better
method to get this completion in Eclipse PDT, whitout surcharging
files.
Otherwise my question about Helpers/Components loading is not about
the Code completion but about Cake himself!
Because of sentence in your
Hi Michael and thank you very much for your baking advice!
For a small application like yours, obviously it's nice to write all
PHPDoc comments for Models in AppController and more nice if nothing
is loading!
But in my case, the application is big and we are 4 developpers to
code... so I think
Hi Aurélien,
Hi Michael and thank you very much for your baking advice!
You're very welcome!
For a small application like yours, obviously it's nice to write all
PHPDoc comments for Models in AppController and more nice if nothing
is loading!
But in my case, the application is big and we
OK, thank's Michael!
But is it a good idea to load all models in AppController whereas
this models are not used in all Controllers that extends
AppController?
Or your trick doesn't load the models but just indicates it for code
completion to PDT Eclipse?
In the same way, HtmlHelper is declared
Hi Aurélien,
But is it a good idea to load all models in AppController whereas
this models are not used in all Controllers that extends
AppController?
Or your trick doesn't load the models but just indicates it for code
completion to PDT Eclipse?
Yes nothing is loaded here, it's just a
Hello Michael,
Thank's a lot for your answer. I've just need some precisions:
Model completion works in all controllers for me with the phpdoc in
the AppController. Maybe your controllers extend Controller and not
AppController.
No, my controllers extends AppController. e.g. :
[code]
class
Michael,
Sorry, I've made an error in code. This is the code I write in my
AppController (var $model):
[code]
class AppController extends Controller {
/**
* @var Model
*/
var $model
}
[/code]
Otherwise, I've tested your solution for SVN, but it doesn't work.
Even I use Import SVN
Must I write the name of all my models with PHPDoc in AppController?
Yes you must! Each model,component,... must be put in like that code
example, each var must have the phpDoc in its comment above, but only
one time in the AppController.
Good to see the SVN problem is solved, I wasn't sure
Hi everybody!
Firstly, excuse me for my simple English...
Then I tell you my own experience with PDT/Cake Code Completion.
My config : Eclipse Europa 3.3 + PDT 1.0 + Cake 1.2 with advanced
install/config(Cake core, app dir and webroot dir in three
different paths) )
- the voidstate example is
Hi Avairet,
- the schneimi's method for models completion in controllers works
fine, but it's necessary to copy it in each controllers you create and
replace model by your model name... I've tried to put this in
AppController, but it doesn't work. Any ideas to add completion for
all
I use Easy Eclipse for PHP. I created eclipse_helper.php, copied all
of the above and pasted it in the file. Then placed the file in
webroot folder, did a Project-Clean-Build (made sure .thtml files
are opened by PHP editor).
However, I still couldn't see code completion when I typed $html-
(and
Btw does anybody know how to have the codeassist popup automatically?
Like with Zend neon? no ctrl + space needed?
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That's great.
So in the controller, you can use
if(false) {
$this-Model = new Model();
}
but you've to add this in every action of every controller.
How to add it to one and only one place ?
On Oct 10, 9:34 pm, Stu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is brilliant, and worked flawlessly
I think in ZDE this worked by default just not on Eclipse + PDT :(
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no it doesn't.
at least for me.
On 10/11/07, Mech7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think in ZDE this worked by default just not on Eclipse + PDT :(
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In Controllers you can do something else with phpDoc, like:
/**
* @var Model
*/
var $model;
If you put this in your AppController, it should work in every action
in your controllers.
This all works for me with PDT Eclipse.
On 11 Okt., 14:29, wluigi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's
Strange it does for me ?
On Oct 11, 3:19 pm, Luigi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
no it doesn't.
at least for me.
On 10/11/07, Mech7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think in ZDE this worked by default just not on Eclipse + PDT :(
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To develop the idea a bit further.
Better surely to just create a file in the root of you dev site
(called eclipse_helper.php or something) so it never get called and
you don't have to put code into working pages.
Something like:
-
?
// stop page loading
exit;
// reference helpers so
But the names are standardised. Could you perhaps put some kind of
alias for the helper objects in the app during development using those
names then remove them for production?
On Oct 8, 9:53 pm, schneimi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes that would be nice, but i think it's not possible, because
I just tested this code in a view:
if(false) {
$html = new HtmlHelper();
}
Not that beautiful, but it will never be executed and Eclipse does the
completion anyway. Maybe that helps.
Michael
Not very beautiful but will never run and
voidstate schrieb:
But the names are standardised. Could
You can put it in the index.php and it works for every view. :-)
schneimi schrieb:
I just tested this code in a view:
if(false) {
$html = new HtmlHelper();
}
Not that beautiful, but it will never be executed and Eclipse does the
completion anyway. Maybe that helps.
Michael
Not very
That is brilliant, and worked flawlessly first time, and just makes
something awesome even more awesome.
Thanks very much
Stu
On Oct 10, 7:14 pm, schneimi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can put it in the index.php and it works for every view. :-)
schneimi schrieb:
I just tested this code
Ah ok, I'd done the first step but not the second step. I'm at work at
the moment, but I'll do the second step when I get home.
Thanks
On Oct 7, 5:28 pm, schneimi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You have to do two steps:
- Add *.thtml to Preferences-General-Content Types-PHP Content
Type
-
Yes, you are right, the second step is not necessary.
Stu schrieb:
Ah ok, I'd done the first step but not the second step. I'm at work at
the moment, but I'll do the second step when I get home.
Thanks
On Oct 7, 5:28 pm, schneimi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You have to do two steps:
Well, I unfortunately can't get code completion on methods in $form-,
or $html- in a view (*.ctp file).
It's no big deal, but it would be very nice.
On Oct 8, 1:58 pm, schneimi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, you are right, the second step is not necessary.
Stu schrieb:
Ah ok, I'd done the
Yes that would be nice, but i think it's not possible, because these
variables are handled by cake.
Stu schrieb:
Well, I unfortunately can't get code completion on methods in $form-,
or $html- in a view (*.ctp file).
It's no big deal, but it would be very nice.
On Oct 8, 1:58 pm, schneimi
Hi Bakers,
Does anyone know if it is possible to get code completion working for
Views in eclipse? I've got it working for Models in a controller, but
can't seem to get any code completion when in a View, and do something
like div?php echo $html- I'm just wondering if there is some
Hi,
You have to do two steps:
- Add *.thtml to Preferences-General-Content Types-PHP Content
Type
- Add *.thtml and assign the PHP-Editor in Preferences-General-
Editors-File Associations
regards,
Michael
Stu schrieb:
Hi Bakers,
Does anyone know if it is possible to get code completion
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