What I mean is that if your use a resource string such as:
final StringResourceModel pageTabAlertsModel
= new StringResourceModel("PageTabBar.alerts", this, null);
and you forget to create the resource PageTabBar.alerts in a property
file, or you renamed the class and forgot to rename the property file,
Wicket will only complai at runtime with a Missing Resource exception. I
would be helpfull to detect this at edit time.
In fact this is not Wicket related, so it might better go is the IDEA
features wish list since IDEA allows to go to the resource string
declaration (ctrl+click) but do not complain about a missing resource :-(
But perhaps it would be a good thing for your plug-in, in the contest
perspective, to solve this issue ;-)
Pierre-Yves
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> hi,
>
>> Other features that would be usefull:
>>
>> refactor/rename a file should rename the two files (html + java) and
>> even better, it should also look for resources bundles and rename them
>> accordingly (including localized ones).
>
> This is one the todolist.
>
>> Use of resources could be verified so that a missing resource would be
>> caught at edit time.
>
> I'm not 100% sure what you mean. Could you give an example ?
>
> regards
>
> Anders
>
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