CFWheels Eclipse Dictionary Updated
A while back I created a dictionary file for Eclipse based editors that would provide code insight and code completion for the CFWheels methods. This works in both ColdFusion Builder and CFEclipse. Well, I finally got around to updating it for the CFWheels 1.1 release.
So if your using Eclipse and CFWheels, you can grab the update on GitHub.
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dcolumbus on CFWheels Eclipse Dictionary Updated
Ah, because of my excitement, I forgot to register the dictionary. Step 3 in the documentation you provided. THANSK!dcolumbus on CFWheels Eclipse Dictionary Updated
Hey Russ, thanks for taking the time to put this Dictionary together. I'm curious if you might be able to...Luis on Installing Git on CentOS 5
Yup, this worked better for me.James Aspinwall on Installing Git on CentOS 5
Thanks, thanks, thanks... Save me lots of time and trouble.Richard on Installing Git on CentOS 5
I had to yum install make
Hi Russ,
Thanks for sharing this with us. I have a question though: what is this supposed to do? Or better: how can I test if it works? It doesn’t seem to actually complete the code as you type, but that might be as most wheels functions are in a anyway, so it will just give you the default options? Or is this only useful in style coding?
You should be getting syntax popup help if you have it installed properly.
Nice new (first time I have seen it) design. Love the colors.
Hey Russ, thanks for taking the time to put this Dictionary together. I’m curious if you might be able to help me out. I’ve places the Dictionary in the correct spot, but Eclipse still isn’t recognizing the Wheels functions… which means I can’t use any Wheels specific functionality when I’m testing the application from Eclipse.
Ah, because of my excitement, I forgot to register the dictionary. Step 3 in the documentation you provided. THANSK!