Errors in Content Assist and Evaluation within Eclipse Scrapbook pages

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Resolved Resolved
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Affects Version/s: 2.0.0m1
  • Fix Version/s: 2.0.1Release
  • Component/s: Compiler Integration, Content Assist
  • Labels:
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  • Environment:
    Eclipse 3.4.2 (masquerading as MyEclipse 7.5) on Windows XP under JDK 1.6.13 (or maybe .14)

Description

With the alpha version of the plug-in for Eclipse 3.4.2 installed, I'm unable to use Content Assist or evaluate snippets of code within Scrapbook pages. I'm guessing that Eclipse is confused about whether the source is Groovy or Java, but I don't really know for sure. See the attached Eclipse error log export file (ScrapbookPageProblems.log) for details.

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Andrew Eisenberg added a comment -

The errors that you see here are coming out because the CompilerOptions object is not properly set with the groovy options. My guess is that the CompilerOptions object should be augmented somewhere around o.e.j.internal.Evaluator.getCompiler().

Assigning this to Andy, since this appears to be his area.

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Andrew Eisenberg added a comment - The errors that you see here are coming out because the CompilerOptions object is not properly set with the groovy options. My guess is that the CompilerOptions object should be augmented somewhere around o.e.j.internal.Evaluator.getCompiler(). Assigning this to Andy, since this appears to be his area.
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Andy Clement added a comment -

The exception is now demoted to something less severe and the code will be treated as Java.

The decision to make here is how to decide that the code should be treated as groovy. From a UI point of view I don't know how to get to the project or if there is an associated project from inside the evaluator.

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Andy Clement added a comment - The exception is now demoted to something less severe and the code will be treated as Java. The decision to make here is how to decide that the code should be treated as groovy. From a UI point of view I don't know how to get to the project or if there is an associated project from inside the evaluator.
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Andrew Eisenberg added a comment -

I wonder if it makes sense to create a "groovy scrapbook page" editor and a "Groovy display view". These will both only handle groovy code.

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Andrew Eisenberg added a comment - I wonder if it makes sense to create a "groovy scrapbook page" editor and a "Groovy display view". These will both only handle groovy code.
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Matt Passell added a comment -

Andrew's suggestion would be fine with me. After all, scrapbook pages are so dynamic and loosely-defined, I can't exactly expect you to be able to auto-detect that an arbitrary snippet of code is Groovy or Java.

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Matt Passell added a comment - Andrew's suggestion would be fine with me. After all, scrapbook pages are so dynamic and loosely-defined, I can't exactly expect you to be able to auto-detect that an arbitrary snippet of code is Groovy or Java.
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Andrew Eisenberg added a comment -

The initial problem reported here is fixed. Closing this bug.

Post 2.0, we will look into better debug support, which will include looking at scrapbook pages for groovy.

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Andrew Eisenberg added a comment - The initial problem reported here is fixed. Closing this bug. Post 2.0, we will look into better debug support, which will include looking at scrapbook pages for groovy.

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  • Assignee:
    Andrew Eisenberg
    Reporter:
    Matt Passell
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