Tuesday, January 9, 2007
TODO/FIXME extension works fine with Flex Builder 2.0.1
I just tested my TODO/FIXME extension with Flex Builder 2.0.1 (Windows) and it just works fine - so do yourself a favour and throw it into the plugins folder of your 2.0.1 install :)
Btw, I'd be very happy if someone on a Mac could test it also - I don't have a Mac at my disposal and I'm curious if it runs on the Mac version as well (should work but you never know).
Dirk.
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Hey there,
Got a large project that gets checked out of SVN quite often so the project-wide TODOs don't appear because the plugin only loads 'em on save.
Is there any chance of seeing the source code for the plugin so I could add the project/Flex Builder-wide processing of TODOs?
If not, fair enough. But do you have any plans to introduce such a feature any time soon?
Cheers for the plugin, though.
Posted By Oliver Tupman / Posted At 1/9/07 2:02 PM
I can say the plugin works great on OsX with Flex Builder 2.0.1 and Eclipse 3.2.1, as you can see in this screenshot:
http://img157.imageshack.us/img157/4307/todobd2.png
Thanks for the plugin!
Posted By Jonas Windey / Posted At 1/9/07 3:39 PM
@Oliver: Eclipse stores marker / task definitions always on local machine so you cannot persist them in a centralized space AFAIK.
@Jonas: Thanks! Looks great :)
Posted By Dirk Eismann / Posted At 1/9/07 3:45 PM
Dirk, you are indeed correct - by default they are stored locally, but they *could* be stored remotely... but that's not what I'm after :D
What I meant is that at present the plugin only processes files that are saved by the user. What I'm after is to change it so that instead of running on save (I'm guessing it's plugged into the document save method, pretty much the way CFEclipse runs it's CF parser) it uses the Eclipse builder framework to take part in the building process (but not actually building anything, just updating TODO markers).
Posted By Oliver Tupman / Posted At 1/9/07 4:51 PM
this is a great plugin - BRAVO !
is there a way to set the 'priority' from the TODO comment?
we are a group that working with this plugin and it works great but we also need to set 'priority' for each task and we need the others to see this priority. nowdays u can set priority only on you local Eclipse, the priority can not be seen by others.
so i thought of something like writing: // TODO P1:.....
(where P1 is "hight priority" etc.)
can this be done?
Posted By Ofir / Posted At 1/11/07 9:20 AM