Hi Adrian,

Yes, upgrading to that maintenance release did the trick, too! Thanks a lot.

Cheers
Lukas

... the same applies to CSS, and JSON files, btw

Note, in our distribution, the JsFile describer is actually a UTF8ContentDescriber: <extension point="org.eclipse.core.contenttype.contentTypes"> <content-type base-type="org.eclipse.core.runtime.text" priority="low" file-extensions="js" id="JsFile" ...

Thanks Adrian! That workaround did the trick for me

We use <oXygen/> XML Editor 13.2, build: 2012013115

Hello, We've noticed that Oxygen causes our Cp1521-encoded JavaScript files to be displayed (and encoded) badly, always to UTF-8. Removing Oxygen from our plugins resolves the issue and displays JavaScript files correctly again. All JavaScript editors are affected, including the normal text editor a...

Hello,

Every now and then, I'm using <xsl:key/> objects. In my opinion, they're somewhat similar to <xsl:variable/> objects. So it would be nice to have them listed in the Outline view as well...

Cheers
Lukas

Hello Costin,

Currently, we're using Eclipse's WTP JavaScript editor for plain JavaScript files. In this case, I was wondering if block-commenting might be available for JavaScript blocks inside of XSL files, which is our primary use-case

Cheers
Lukas

Hello Adrian,

I see. I thought about it myself, and I figured it wouldn't be easy to hook into Eclipse JDT to find all possible method candidates efficiently. But exslt would already be very nice.

Cheers
Lukas

Hi Adrian,

That would be great!

Cheers
Lukas

Here's a sample outcome after auto-completion:

Now here's an advanced feature that would really really be nice in our application! We're using XSL with Xalan/Xerces, and we make heavy use of the Xalan extension methods: http://exslt.org/ As well as of our own ones. Here's a sample Java class: http://i.imgur.com/YyIIb.png And here's an example of...

Great, thank you Adrian!

In the Java editors, I can jump to class members (attributes and methods) quickly using Ctrl-O: http://i.imgur.com/hwoYi.png Hit Ctrl-O in a Java class and start typing the name of a method (including wildcards) to quickly filter all options. It would be great if this were possible in the XSL editor...

An even more interesting example...

See this screenshot for an example: http://i.imgur.com/3nihE.png The XML comments inside of <script> tags are no longer syntax-highlighted as XML comments but as JavaScript code, instead. This can be a bit confusing... I'm using the <oXygen/> XML Editor 13.2, build: 2012013115 in Eclipse

Great, thank you Costin!

The screenshot can be seen here:

http://imgur.com/t5clG

Hello, We've been in contact before via E-Mail, we're devoted Eclipse Oxygen users and we're really thrilled by the latest increments including a Javascript editor that is integrated in the XSL editor, well done! So here come some suggestions :-) In Eclipse WTP, there is also a Javascript editor, an...