| Can wst's javascript editor report syntax errors? [message #120899] |
Thu, 14 July 2005 16:54  |
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Originally posted by: cheong.ganpuzzle.com
Can wst's javascript editor report syntax errors? Currently it seems to
hightlight keywords only but ignore any error such as: var1 == var1 -- 3;
I have installed and re-installed various versions of wst:
eclipse-wtp-1.0M5, wtp-sdk-1.0M5, wtp-wst-1.0M5 but none seems to detect
errors. If it does not, then perhaps I would like to add this
functionality (when I get over the confusion of all these plugin
versioning that cause ever-present errors of missing plugins).
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| Re: Can wst's javascript editor report syntax errors? [message #121127 is a reply to message #120899] |
Fri, 15 July 2005 09:09  |
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On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 16:54:01 -0400, Cheong <cheong@ganpuzzle.com> wrote:
> Can wst's javascript editor report syntax errors? Currently it seems to
> hightlight keywords only but ignore any error such as: var1 == var1 -- 3;
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> I have installed and re-installed various versions of wst:
> eclipse-wtp-1.0M5, wtp-sdk-1.0M5, wtp-wst-1.0M5 but none seems to detect
> errors. If it does not, then perhaps I would like to add this
> functionality (when I get over the confusion of all these plugin
> versioning that cause ever-present errors of missing plugins).
>
>
The javascript editor does not report syntax errors and the core teams have
no plans to add this for javascript. Contributions welcome.
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