I forgot to add that the mouse over the errors/warnings still doesn't
work. In both the mpe and standalone.
Greg
On 16/09/2005, at 11:56 AM, Greg wrote:
> I have not long filed the bug reports. I thought you might be
> asleep. I also filed this enhancement:
>
> In the wod editor it would be good to have completion on
> automatically when you hit the ':' and once completed, insert the
> opening and closing brace. When invoking manually it takes a while
> to generate the list of completions so a cache would be needed to
> speed it up. It would also be good if required bindings are also
> entered with placeholder values. eg
>
> hasSomeCondition: WOConditional {
> condition = placeholder;
> }
>
> If in the api file there are conditional bindings then each
> conditional group gets listed so all you have to do is delete the
> grouping which is not needed. eg.
>
> salesRep: WORepetition {
> item = placeholder;
>
> list = placeholder;
> /* or */
> count = placeholder;
> }
>
> Greg
>
> On 16/09/2005, at 11:43 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
>
>
>> #1 Appears to be a bug with MPE ... The workaround for this
>> (admittedly really annoying) is to click on the HTML editor, then
>> click back on wod editor and then you can cmd-s. Drives me crazy :)
>>
>> #2 Yeah this was reported to me privately as well ... Looking into it
>>
>> #3 Odd. I'll check it out.
>>
>> On Sep 15, 2005, at 8:33 PM, Greg wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> Hi Mike,
>>> I am using 2.0.0.48. I did a clean of the project. I have to say
>>> that it is really good to see errors that have actual meaning now
>>> that all the parser errors have disappeared. Below is what I have
>>> found testing it. I will file bugs if you like.
>>>
>>> 1. You cannot save the wod file in the component editor using
>>> command-s, using cmd-shift-s works. Though I have noticed that
>>> sometimes it does work. After deleting an element from the wod
>>> file and then hitting cmd-s does not seem to work.
>>>
>>> 2. Fully qualified element names produce an error. For example
>>>
>>> Template : com.my.package.to.component.Template {
>>> title = "Hello World";
>>> }
>>>
>>> Web Objects allows you to have a fully qualified component name
>>> incase you have components with the same in different packages /
>>> frameworks. Currently the wod parser is showing an error on this.
>>>
>>> 3. This is one thing I came across when scrolling through the
>>> error list.
>>>
>>> ERPPieChart1: ERPPieChart
>>> {
>>> nameKey = "group";
>>> height = 300;
>>> valueKey = "count";
>>> items = data;
>>> width = 300;
>>> showLegend = false;
>>> chartType = "PieChart";
>>> }
>>>
>>> Either items, nameKey and valueKey or dataset must be bound
>>>
>>> I have had a look at the api file and it seems to look ok:
>>>
>>> <validation message="Either items, nameKey and valueKey
>>> or dataset must be bound">
>>> <or>
>>> <and>
>>> <unbound name="items"/>
>>> <unbound name="nameKey"/>
>>> <unbound name="valueKey"/>
>>> </and>
>>> <unbound name="dataset"/>
>>> </or>
>>> </validation>
>>>
>>>
>>> Keep up the great work.
>>>
>>> Greg
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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