incidentally, wolips saves the split view positions (or maybe the weights?), so that if you're using mostly inline bindings, you can just collapse it down and it stays collapsed. the "this wod file is not empty" is to provide some indication that you have collapsed your view, but there is actually information to see inside the wod. the default in wolips is to NOT be closed, though, so you had have closed it at some point to get to that point.
ms
On Dec 14, 2009, at 4:21 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
> I have no idea why you have the huge white space between the breadcrumb and the sash ... as far as the lack of any ui denoting that you can resize that thing, thank eclipse's Sash implementation, which doesn't draw any handles. Maclipse, however, does:
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> <PastedGraphic-3.png>
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> notice the couple lines there in the horizontal gray bar below the breadcrumb.
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> when you scale it small enough, rather than show a degenerate case of the scrollbar, it collapses away:
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> <PastedGraphic-2.png>
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> why SWT chose not to draw any grab handle on their Sash component, I don't know.
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> ms
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> On Dec 14, 2009, at 4:14 PM, Ray Kiddy wrote:
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>> Hey -
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>> I figured out something about why I prefer modern syntax for wo components and why the Component Editor in WOLips is so un-helpful when I am editing old-style components. I have never, ever, ever seen the wod contents in the same pane as the html when I edit a wo.
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>> How is this happening? I would not be surprised, knowing me, if I set some flag a long, long time ago that disabled or broke something. I just cannot figure out what it is.
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>> So, for example, if I open the ERNeutralLook framework project in eclipse and open the ERNeutralLook.wo component, I see its html in the top part of the resulting pane. In the bar in the middle of that pane, I get flattened DOM structure of the selected element in the html. And below that brown bar I see nothing. Well, in very faint letters, basically white letters in a white background, I see "wod file is not empty." But I do not see its contents. See the pic below. Why not?
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>> I actually did not realize that I was supposed to see anything under there until, on a whim, I watched Pascal's podcast on the component editor. I mean, I thought I knew how to use the editor. Who knew.
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>> Well, there is actually one time I see something in the bottom part. If I click on one of the WO Element icons that appear in the toolbar when one is editing a wo, then I see the wod contents for that element in that lower half of the pane. But I have never actually used those icons either. Typing "<wo:str .. " is just not that difficult.
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>> So, how have I broken this? If I could double-click on a wo component and actually see the wod contents, I might actually not have to click on the wod in the 'Related' tab, get the content menu and open the wod file in the text editor. That would be so wonderful. Anyone have suggestions as to how I can make this work?
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>> thanx - ray
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>> So, where are the wod contents in this view?
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>> <badWOComponentPane.png>
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