Thanks again, Paul, Paul Libbrecht wrote: > I think XEclipse does it pretty well. > But what I prefer to use is my favourite IDE IntelliJ IDEA. > For this, it depends if velocity or groovy. > > - if groovy, I use imports and give types to my variables... this way... > there's a way to "add variables from context" but I was never fully satisfied > with it. I name the files *.groovy. > > - if velocity, I name the files *.vm, and I insert such fragments as the > below in the header > #* @vtlvariable name="lucene" > type="com.xpn.xwiki.plugin.lucene.LucenePluginApi" *# ## > #* @vtlvariable name="xwiki" type="com.xpn.xwiki.api.XWiki" *# ## > #* @vtlvariable name="request" type="javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest" > *# ## > #* @vtlvariable name="luQ" type="org.apache.lucene.search.BooleanQuery" *# > .... and this gives me auto completion > > Of course, this relies on the fact that my IntelliJ has all the necessary > dependencies (I import the right pom.xml for this). > I believe it should be possible to get this in Eclipse using the velocity > mode but a friend of mine, an expert there told me it wasn't possible. I > can't believe it. >
I am afraid that I can do about this today is to say thanks and mark this thread as important and come back to it when I has a well installed and configured dev environment! :-) I thin I was not far from this point some time ago, but I have to catch up again now! Let's see if I'm able to get something and will be back with results! Do you use IntellijIDEA Community Edition or Ultimate Edition? > We should definitely have a page about that in dev.xwiki.org. But not how to > build! > > Please, why do say "But not how to build!" Simply because it already exists such a page? Thanks! -- Ricardo RodrÃguez CTO eBioTIC. Life Sciences, Data Modeling and Information Management Systems _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
