But that is the most useful feature a Web IDE can have.
Still on my todo list is:
- validation (should be easy with the existing parser)
- Outline navigation (should be not that hard either)
- Support <style> tags and inline styles in html files
- I reused WebKit's flex lexer
- then wrote a parser using kdevelop-pg-qt based on WebKits bison grammar. A major difference is that it successfully parses incomplete Css - as it is during writing in the editor.
- The code completion parses the file on invocation and goes through the Ast (resulting from the parser) to find the correct type to show.
- Then, using an XML file borrowed from Aptana's code assist, the shown completion items are determined.
How to test (feedback is very welcome!)
- install kdevelop
- install trunk/playground/devtools/kdevelop4-extra-plugins/css
This is awesome news! Thank you so much for your efforts to make KDevelop get Quanta's capabilities. I hope it will all go well. :)
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great news...I hope ...I hope... :)
ReplyDeleteHey Niko, I just tried to install it from SVN and got:
ReplyDeleteScanning dependencies of target kdev4cssparser_automoc
Scanning dependencies of target kdevcsslanguagesupport_automoc
Scanning dependencies of target css-parser_automoc
[ 0%] Generating csslanguagesupport.moc
Built target kdev4cssparser_automoc
make[2]: Circular parser/tokenizer.flex <- parser/tokenizer.flex dependency dropped.
make[2]: *** No rule to make target `parser/cssparser.h', needed by `parser/tokenizer.cpp'. Stop.
make[1]: *** [parser/CMakeFiles/kdev4cssparser.dir/all] Error 2
make[1]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
[ 0%] Built target css-parser_automoc
Generating parsejob.moc
Generating model.moc
[ 0%] Built target kdevcsslanguagesupport_automoc
make: *** [all] Error 2
Jakub, please update and try again.
ReplyDeleteIf it still, please fails post your cmake output.
Sounds like nice!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, i will test it (and wrote an live ebuild for gentoo).
How i can get der sources (for quanta4)?
Greeting from Hamburg!
@B.Schulz:
ReplyDeleteUse KDevelop instead of Quanta; Quanta is not ready.
Hi Niko!
ReplyDeleteKDevelop too ...
Its not an HTML/PHP Developer-Framework. anyway, not for me.
But i have an basic-functionaly ebuild for gentoo.
I think thats open quanta for a lot of testing-people. :)
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ReplyDeleteThanks this new support tool is great.
ReplyDeleteThere any news about the plugin for html / css?
ReplyDeleteSALUDOS!!!
@bernardino:
ReplyDeleteabsolutely, milian is working during this GSoC on it, for updates read his blog: http://milianw.de/blog
cool
ReplyDeletehi I am an engineer and I was working on Quanta4, but I had several problems and I didn't have so much time to solve them so I quit it and tried another software, but what you have here may help me to sole those old problems, thank you!
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ReplyDeleteNiko nice post & the code you provided to jacob would definately work.
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ReplyDeleteHi, I am also working for a project of Quanta with CSS support.It seems to be tough for me but U have made it simple while understanding.Thanks for sharing ur views.
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