Re: [atf-dev] Problems with content assistance

[Malte Schwerhoff <mhslists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Robert,

thanks for your detailed explanation about the different components of 
ATF/WTP. I'll give the latest JSDT milestone a try and I'll post new 
questions (if I'll have any ;-)) to the appropriate group.

Greetings
Malte


Robert Goodman wrote:
> Malte
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> If you are using ATF, I would suggest that you us an Ajax Toolkit Project. 
> When ATF create the project, its creates the needed structures for JSDT to 
> do content completion. The ATF build you are using has an early version of 
> JSDT and JSDT does the content completion for JavaScript. The team is 
> working on a new build that has the latest version of the JSDT code. 
>
> JSDT is actually a component in WTP and is planned for WTP 3.0. If you 
> only interest is in JSDT, then I would suggest that you download the WTP 
> 3.0 milestone 5 build. This is the version of JSDT planned for the next 
> ATF build. There are  probably some JSDT options that you will need to set 
> for a WTP Static/Dymanic web project to get content completion, but you 
> will be able to get the JSDT team to answer your question on one of the 
> WTP news groups. 
>
> As I implied there are some options that need to be set for non-ATF 
> projects which the JSDT team will need to answer. 
>
>     thanks
>      Bob
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> Hello group,
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> I recently installed Eclipse and WTP/ATF in order to edit Javascript 
> files. I created a new JavaScript Project with two files and several 
> functions.
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> I now have the problem, that I can't get content assistance (CTRL+SPACE) 
> to work in file FileA for functions that are defined in FileB and vice 
> versa. When editing FileA, the editor correctly proposes functions etc. 
> defined in FileA but not functions defined in FileB - which IMHO makes 
> content assistance rather useless.
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> (Btw, JSEclipse offers the wanted functionality but I didn't like it for 
> other reasons.)
>
> I already searched quite a while for a solution and I'm sure it can't be 
> a "new" problem because its a fairly basic functionality that I'm 
> missing. Anyway, I yet wasn't able to find a solution.
>
> The modules I use are the following
>   - Eclipse 3.3.1.1
>   - AJAX Toolkit Framework for WST 0.2.3v200709141050
>   - ATF support for JSDT 0.2.3v200709141050
>   - WST Project 2.0.1.v200709110510...
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> Thanks,
> Malte Schwerhoff
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