On 03.06.11 11:31, Johannes Schmitt wrote:
There is another thing that would be cool that have IDE support for,
and that are annotations. Eclipse PDT has already autocompletion for
the "@var" annotation, but maybe that is extensible to include all
annotations such as @Route, @Template, @Secure, etc.
yes, that's definitely something i was thinking about, and this should
not be a big problem. There's already a plugin which does
this for aspect oriented programming:
http://code.google.com/p/apdt/
There could even be validation of annotations implemented, as in the
apdt plugin.
Connected to a native twig editor, things like autocompleting route
names in templates etc could be added too.
Another thing that might be helpful, but I'm not sure if it's
possible, is to have auto-completion for objects returned from the
dependency injection container through ($container->get(...)) calls.
This is possible. Actually i've already a prototype running which parses
the services from the xml/yml files and then provides
type inference hinting to PDT based on the services name from
$container->get('...');
Unfortunately there's some bad news on the twig-front: the twig support
doesn't seem possible by extending built-in tools like WTP:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=225994
So it looks like the twig editor needs to be implemented from scratch -
like in this eclipse plugin which is opensource:
http://smile-ez-plugin.sourceforge.net/
As i already mentioned i'm not very happy with this approach because
re-writing all the existing html/js/css features
for a HTML Editor takes a lot of time and definitely does not follow the
DRY principles ;)
Maybe anyone on the list has another idea how to handle the twig-support?
Anyway, if you decide to make such a plugin I'd like to use, and
contribute to it.
sounds great!
regards
-robert
Kind regards,
Johannes
2011/6/2 Robert Gründler <r.gruend...@gmail.com
<mailto:r.gruend...@gmail.com>>
as far as Twig Support is concerned, i've found the following
existing plugins, which
could probably be used as a base or part of a Symfony2 Plugin:
* http://eclipse.kacprzak.org/ <-- django eclipse plugin ( unable
to install via update site )
* http://code.google.com/p/smartypdt/ <-- smarty eclipse plugin (
syntax probably not compatible with twig?)
The problem concerning twig support is that i would prefer to
extend an existing
HTML editor - preferably the one from the standard Web Tools
Project (WTP) - instead
of implementing a HTML/Twig editor from scratch.
However, the WTP plugin does not seem to provide extensions to add
additional language constructs
without completely overriding their Lexer - like the PHP Plugin does.
I've posted to the WTP plugin's mailing list - hopefully i'll get
some info about the possibilities of
extending the HTML Editor, so native Twig support could be
implemented too.
Concerning extensions to the PHP Sourcecodeeditor, i'm quite
confident that this can
be done more easily. The PDT Plugin provides a lot of useful
extension points:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Extending_PDT_2.2
cheers
-robert
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