| Create a View guide incomplete [message #11306] |
Fri, 19 July 2002 17:02  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: derek.p.gilbert.intel.com
I am trying to create a view following the "Create an Eclipse View"
article. This article is incomplete though. I does not include the needed
imports for the source class files. I was able to stumbe through most of
this and find the class I needed. However, There is a WordFile class that
looks like I am suppose to create. There are no publishings on this
though. Can someone point me to this? I have noticed that none of the
articles posted in the website work at all. I have had to do some
manipulating to all these to get them to work. Why is everything outdated?
They all seem to follow an old release.
Thanks
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| Re: Create a View guide incomplete [message #11418 is a reply to message #11306] |
Mon, 22 July 2002 08:57  |
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Originally posted by: daniel_megert.oti.com
Derek,
I wouldn't be that hard and say "everything is outdated". First there's
the code which is now 2.0 and there's already a 2.1 stream for which we
provide builds. The documentation and help for 2.0 has been updated too.
Note that all the articles contain the date when they were last modified
and hence you could have implied yourself that they weren't written
against 2.0.
Since Eclipse is an open source project and you already figured out how
to get through the article I suggest you contribute to the project by
providing the corrected article(s).
Dani
Derek Gilbert wrote:
>I am trying to create a view following the "Create an Eclipse View"
>article. This article is incomplete though. I does not include the needed
>imports for the source class files. I was able to stumbe through most of
>this and find the class I needed. However, There is a WordFile class that
>looks like I am suppose to create. There are no publishings on this
>though. Can someone point me to this? I have noticed that none of the
>articles posted in the website work at all. I have had to do some
>manipulating to all these to get them to work. Why is everything outdated?
>They all seem to follow an old release.
>Thanks
>
>
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>
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| Re: Create a View guide incomplete [message #11527 is a reply to message #11418] |
Mon, 22 July 2002 14:49 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: derek.p.gilbert.intel.com
Dani,
I was not trying to imply that everything on this site was outdated. What
I meant to say is that the articles for "Your First Plug-In" and "Creating
your first View" did not seem to be complete. I am a first time user for
Eclipse and I started with 2.0. These articles according to the website
were last changed in August and November 2001. I believe 2.0 was published
after that correct? Were these articles intended to be up to date for this
release? Beyond this point I just was looking for an answer to my question
in this first post. The "create a view" article specifies a class called
WordFile but does not include the source for this file. I wanted to know
if this existed or else why it is not included in the article? I am trying
to create this from scratch not from the existing example plug-in.
Thanks,
Derek
Daniel Megert wrote:
> Derek,
> I wouldn't be that hard and say "everything is outdated". First there's
> the code which is now 2.0 and there's already a 2.1 stream for which we
> provide builds. The documentation and help for 2.0 has been updated too.
> Note that all the articles contain the date when they were last modified
> and hence you could have implied yourself that they weren't written
> against 2.0.
> Since Eclipse is an open source project and you already figured out how
> to get through the article I suggest you contribute to the project by
> providing the corrected article(s).
> Dani
> Derek Gilbert wrote:
> >I am trying to create a view following the "Create an Eclipse View"
> >article. This article is incomplete though. I does not include the needed
> >imports for the source class files. I was able to stumbe through most of
> >this and find the class I needed. However, There is a WordFile class that
> >looks like I am suppose to create. There are no publishings on this
> >though. Can someone point me to this? I have noticed that none of the
> >articles posted in the website work at all. I have had to do some
> >manipulating to all these to get them to work. Why is everything outdated?
> >They all seem to follow an old release.
> >Thanks
> >
> >
> >
> >
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| Re: Create a View guide incomplete [message #569591 is a reply to message #11306] |
Mon, 22 July 2002 08:57 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: daniel_megert.oti.com
Derek,
I wouldn't be that hard and say "everything is outdated". First there's
the code which is now 2.0 and there's already a 2.1 stream for which we
provide builds. The documentation and help for 2.0 has been updated too.
Note that all the articles contain the date when they were last modified
and hence you could have implied yourself that they weren't written
against 2.0.
Since Eclipse is an open source project and you already figured out how
to get through the article I suggest you contribute to the project by
providing the corrected article(s).
Dani
Derek Gilbert wrote:
>I am trying to create a view following the "Create an Eclipse View"
>article. This article is incomplete though. I does not include the needed
>imports for the source class files. I was able to stumbe through most of
>this and find the class I needed. However, There is a WordFile class that
>looks like I am suppose to create. There are no publishings on this
>though. Can someone point me to this? I have noticed that none of the
>articles posted in the website work at all. I have had to do some
>manipulating to all these to get them to work. Why is everything outdated?
>They all seem to follow an old release.
>Thanks
>
>
>
>
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| Re: Create a View guide incomplete [message #569734 is a reply to message #11418] |
Mon, 22 July 2002 14:49 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: derek.p.gilbert.intel.com
Dani,
I was not trying to imply that everything on this site was outdated. What
I meant to say is that the articles for "Your First Plug-In" and "Creating
your first View" did not seem to be complete. I am a first time user for
Eclipse and I started with 2.0. These articles according to the website
were last changed in August and November 2001. I believe 2.0 was published
after that correct? Were these articles intended to be up to date for this
release? Beyond this point I just was looking for an answer to my question
in this first post. The "create a view" article specifies a class called
WordFile but does not include the source for this file. I wanted to know
if this existed or else why it is not included in the article? I am trying
to create this from scratch not from the existing example plug-in.
Thanks,
Derek
Daniel Megert wrote:
> Derek,
> I wouldn't be that hard and say "everything is outdated". First there's
> the code which is now 2.0 and there's already a 2.1 stream for which we
> provide builds. The documentation and help for 2.0 has been updated too.
> Note that all the articles contain the date when they were last modified
> and hence you could have implied yourself that they weren't written
> against 2.0.
> Since Eclipse is an open source project and you already figured out how
> to get through the article I suggest you contribute to the project by
> providing the corrected article(s).
> Dani
> Derek Gilbert wrote:
> >I am trying to create a view following the "Create an Eclipse View"
> >article. This article is incomplete though. I does not include the needed
> >imports for the source class files. I was able to stumbe through most of
> >this and find the class I needed. However, There is a WordFile class that
> >looks like I am suppose to create. There are no publishings on this
> >though. Can someone point me to this? I have noticed that none of the
> >articles posted in the website work at all. I have had to do some
> >manipulating to all these to get them to work. Why is everything outdated?
> >They all seem to follow an old release.
> >Thanks
> >
> >
> >
> >
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