Hi,
Currently it isn't done.
Ask for it in http://www.aptana.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1787
The more of us ask, the more priority they will give to this issue.
frederic wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Is there exist a way to add autocompletion of Qooxdoo API (package methods
> and properties) in Aptana ?
Hi,
My current approach is:
- I define my forms in a propiertary XML format.
- Then I convert this XML format to JSON format
- A fixed *.js builds with Qooxdoo the form
My previous approach was:
- I define my forms in a propiertary XML format.
- A XSLT sheet converts this in HTML
- A fixed *.j
Hi,
Is there exist a way to add autocompletion of Qooxdoo API (package methods
and properties) in Aptana ?
cheers.
frederic
mikecrowe wrote:
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> David, wow, I thought I'd checked out every editor. This looks sweet.
> I'm downloading it now.
>
>
> dperez wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've ju
Hi all,
I have a general question for the list.
At present, I'm working on a server-side Java toolkit that will use
Qooxdoo as one of it's output options.
I know that many people on this list are using something similar in
their work. I've also seen plenty of instances of people building their
David, wow, I thought I'd checked out every editor. This looks sweet. I'm
downloading it now.
dperez wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've just asked qooxdoo support for the wonderful Eclipse based and open
> source javascript editor called Aptana.
> http://www.aptana.com.
>
> They currently support Do
In Firefox 1.5 (not in IE 6.0) the ComboBox widget (trunc, lastest revision)
fires "focus" events without getting the focus in real.
I have attached a small sample, based on examples/ComboBox_1.html.
Click in the text field then click in the address bar (the focus has to
get outside the document
Hi all,
I wonder which tools do the qooxdoo community use for Javascript
development.
I currently use:
* Eclipse 3.2 + Aptana (or JSEclipse) for editing purposes.
* Firefox 1.5 + Firebug 0.4 for debugging purposes. This is the main
development platform
* IE6 + Visual Studio, only for testing I
Hi,
I use this simple technique:
var ignoreEvent = 0;
function myMethodWithoutEvent() {
ignoreEvent++;
try {
// set current row and other things we don't want to throw the
trigger.
} finally {
ignoreEvent--;
}
}
function mySelectRowEvent(event) {
if (!ignoreEven
Hi,
I've just asked qooxdoo support for the wonderful Eclipse based and open
source javascript editor called Aptana.
http://www.aptana.com.
They currently support Dojo, and a lot of other javascript frameworks.
http://www.aptana.com/trac/ticket/1303
Regards,
David
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Excellent suggestion. I will give that a try tomorrow.
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi Jim,
I had a similar problem a while ago -- where a real mouse event would
trigger a listener, which would then update a widget that threw the same
event, and get lost in a loop.
I am
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