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Even though Backslash works in Jamon 2.3 with Windows to remove a directive line, if you create some .jamon files on a *nix box and others on a windows box then generate code on either platform, you get different results because of the hardcoded line separators.
The symptom is that files have extra empty lines in them. The headache is for unit testing. Having sample text files to check...
2007-12-20 21:43:28 UTC in Jamon
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Finally, I'd like to verify that 2.3.1 did fix the line terminator problem for me.
2007-12-20 20:07:47 UTC in Jamon
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Nevermind! I wasn't looking at closed bugs when I searched for this. It is fixed in 2.3, and I am on 2.2.2.
2007-12-20 19:13:47 UTC in Jamon
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Also, the generated Impl.java file has this difference:
jamonWriter.write("\"/>\r\n"); //windows
vs.:
jamonWriter.write("\"/>\n"); //*nix
Maybe the generated code should have:
String lineSeparator = System.getProperties("line.separator");
jamonWriter.write("\"/>"+lineSeparator);.
2007-12-20 19:09:57 UTC in Jamon
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If I create a .jamon file with this format:
\
\
\
\
on a Windows box it produces this output:
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2007-12-20 19:00:42 UTC in Jamon
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I set up three pages, the third with a few checkboxes. If any of those boxes are checked, I consider it an error condition, just for testing purposes. When the page with the checkboxes is the active page, the Next and Finish buttons are successfully blocked and show the error message dialog. If I leave the error page and go back to a prior page, then click finish, the wizard finishes without...
2007-05-31 21:15:30 UTC in Java Wizard Framework
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If you added a few things to WizardPanel, it would help decouple each panel from the other panels. As it is now, if you have panels A, B, and C, you have to import B in A, and C in B to set the next panel. With these changes to WizardPanel, the linkages could be done centrally like this (which makes it easier to reorder, in my mind at least):
APanel aPanel = new APanel();
BPanel bPanel =...
2007-05-31 20:56:07 UTC in Java Wizard Framework
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It would be nice if there was a way to hide the help button, such as Wizard.setHelpButtonVisible();.
2007-05-31 20:41:14 UTC in Java Wizard Framework
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There is no way to set mnemonics (keyboard accelerators) for the buttons.
see JButton.setMnemonic.
2007-05-31 20:21:45 UTC in Java Wizard Framework
