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Re: [ease-dev] Oomph Setup failed
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On 09.01.2017 20:49, Raphael Geissler wrote:
I am new in the the Eclipse community, but I have certainly a few
ideas for scripts, that I can provide and blog about.
That would be great. Blogging is also a valuable contribution as it
helps to spread the word and lure other people to the project.
And of course documentation is always needed (I know, its boring :))
Yes, that seems to be an issue, I would say. :) I started with that:
https://rage5474.github.io/2017/01/08/Eclipse-Scripting-Basics-EASE.html
Maybe you or anyone can review it. A link to it would also be good. My
blog is not that popular.
You could write a 'getting started' section. Instead of pushing it to
github I would appreciate to have it in the eclipse wiki. If you are
interested you could also provide some help pages to o.e.ease.help. The
eclipse help uses plain html pages. To register them you need some xml,
but I can hep out here in case you do this for the first time.
For your blog: as I can see it will deal mostly with eclipse topics, so
you could promote it on http://www.planeteclipse.org/planet/
You should find a link there to add your own blog.
Let me start with Cron stuff...Do you have there more 'requirements'?
As I said I am new in the Eclipse Community, maybe you have to help me
with some practical things as soon as I have code to integrate.
I would expect it to accept the same syntax as cron does:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
possibly everything after the time schedule could be passed to the
executed script as an argument.
eg:
/*
* cron: 33 15 * * * param1 param2
*/
print("To be executed daily at 15:33")
Christian
