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  • Comment: WikiMedia style tables

    Hi, yes this would need a new renderer to work properly. I'm not sure I will get time to do that for a while though. Channing.

    2009-10-28 21:22:32 UTC by channingwalton

  • Wikipedia style tables

    Perhaps this involves a WikiMedia renderer, but given the code: {| align="center" | a single cell |+ style="caption-side: bottom;"|The caption |} the TWiki renderer gives: {| align="center" a single cell + style="caption-side: bottom;"The caption } ...

    2009-10-27 19:46:37 UTC by codelurker

  • EclipseWiki

    channingwalton changed the public information on the EclipseWiki project.

    2009-09-02 15:33:37 UTC by channingwalton

  • EclipseWiki

    channingwalton changed the public information on the EclipseWiki project.

    2009-09-02 13:28:47 UTC by channingwalton

  • Followup: RE: Reference code across projects

    Hi, sorry for the delay in posting - I got swine flu :-( Manual install shouldn't be a problem at all. If a plugin doesn't have everything it needs I don't think eclipse will load it.

    2009-09-02 13:19:01 UTC by channingwalton

  • Followup: RE: Reference code across projects

    Oh, one detail: I am installing the plugin manually in RAD. Could I be missing any dependencies, perhaps?.

    2009-08-14 12:15:44 UTC by mkofoed

  • Followup: RE: Reference code across projects

    Channing, Thanks for the swift reply.. Funny thing is, when I create the exact same setup in eclipse (Galileo), everything works as I want it to. I can reference as well as embed source files from other projects. When I do the same thing in the latest version of Rational Application Developer (aka. IBM Eclipse), it doesn't work. But yes, covering the complete workspace would be...

    2009-08-14 11:58:06 UTC by mkofoed

  • Followup: RE: Reference code across projects

    currently you can only link to source that is in the current project. i don't think it would be much effort to extend this to projects on the build path. that way, you can create you java document project, and add other projects to its build path, and then link as usual. alternatively, I could have an option to search the workspace rather than just the current project - probably easiest of...

    2009-08-14 10:41:27 UTC by channingwalton

  • Reference code across projects

    Hi, In my workspace, I have a couple of .ear projects with web and ejb projects attached. Now I would like to create a .docs project containing all my .wiki files, instead of having them in each project seperately. In the editor I am indeed able to utilize code completion for all classes across projects, but the wiki cannot embed or link to the source files. Am I missing something here?.

    2009-08-14 10:34:33 UTC by mkofoed

  • Followup: RE: Support for Google Code wiki

    I'd be happy for your to write google wiki support. I'm no longer working on the plugin - no time - but I can give you some directions. Channing.

    2009-08-10 07:39:39 UTC by channingwalton

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