[cal10n-dev] Eclipse plugin volunteer

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Hi, Ceki.

The code is in a Subversion repository at XP-Dev.com.
You can browse the code and see Trac tickets at these URLs:

http://svn2.xp-dev.com/svn/ECal10n/trunk
http://trac2.xp-dev.com/ECal10n/report/18

The SVN URL should also work for an anonymous checkout, though I didn't test it 
myself.
If you'd like read/write access you'll have to create an account 
there (http://www.xp-dev.com/register) and tell me your username, so that I can 
add you to the project.

With regard to the code base, for now I'd keep it separate, just for the sake of 
simplicity (meaning: I won't have to migrate the source from SVN to git).
Sometime in the future such migration could be done, though; I have no problem 
with that.

Angelo



----- Messaggio originale -----
Da: Ceki Gülcü <ceki at qos.ch>
A: CAI10N developers list <cal10n-dev at qos.ch>
Inviato: Ven 23 luglio 2010, 10:57:16
Oggetto: Re: [cal10n-dev] Eclipse plugin volunteer


Hi Angelo,

Thank you for volunteering to work on the eclipse plug-in. The
functionality you describe in your email is very promising. Is the
code visible somewhere?

I think cal10n provides very useful functionality and would like to
see cal10n massively adopted by java developers. An eclipse plug-in
would really help achieve such adoption. Would you like to see the
eclipse plug-in incorporated into the cal10n code base or would you
rather develop it as a closely related but still *separate* project?
I would be happy either way.



On 23/07/2010 1:07 AM, Angelo Tata wrote:
> Hi, everybody.
>
> I've started to work on an Eclipse plug-in for Cal10n (as you had
> probably guessed by reading the subject, I know).
> Here's a breakdown of the currently implemented features:
>
> - enum types parsing (if the @BaseName annotation is present);
>
> - Properties file parsing (only those explicitly mentioned through a
> @Locale annotation in some enum type);
>
> - potential problems highlighting (both in the editor and the Markers
> view);
>
> - the potential problems mirror those in Cal10nError.ErrorType, with the
> exception of MISSING_BN_ANNOTATION - since if @BaseName is missing no
> parsing is performed on the enum type;
>
> - quick fix suggestions on all problems (using Ctrl-1 in the editor) -
> but only one currently working, see below;
>
> - Levenshtein distance measurement and suggestions offered for property
> keys not found in the corresponding enum type.
>
> Lots of things to be done, still. I'd say that implementing the other
> quick fixes is a priority. Moreover, right now the parsing is triggered
> by a full build only, while of course it should kick in on an
> incremental build (I should probably have an IResourceChangeListener,
> too, for property files).
>
> As it happens, the time I'm able to dedicate to the project varies
> wildly, though the next few weeks may allow me some spare hours of
> coding time.
> *If* there's still actual interest, obviously - I have no idea of the
> current Cal10n's user base, or of the plans for Cal10n's future.
>
> Any feedback is much appreciated, of course.
>
> Regards,
>
> Angelo
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