The original architecture of the CVSChangeLog plugin has become too cumbersome to maintain. I have been working on rewriting the plugin and keep it in a maintanable form. I'd like to target this new architecture for Eclipse 3.1, instead of trying to fix the old CVSChangeLog plugin.
The new design is following an MVC pattern, but I'm having trouble with the View part of the architecture. Anybody with JFace experience would like to help? The new architecture is in the CVS repository under the "Phoenix" top level subdirectory.
--Michael
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Oops, my previous fix was compiled with JDK1.5 so it didn't work when workspace was set to use a previous JDK. I recompiled it with 1.4, target 1.3, and tested with both 1.3 and 1.4. Source included. carassonet/computer.html
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Hi,
i become the following error when i want to use ChangeLog with Eclipse 3.1:
An internal error occured during:"ChangeLog".
What should i do to solve the problem ?
Should i use only Eclipse 3.0 ?
Thanks.
Same problem here. Any chance of an update? This is a great tool and I'll be sorry to lose it.
Eclipse 3.1 GTK, Fedora 4 Linux i386, Java 1.5
Hello,
The original architecture of the CVSChangeLog plugin has become too cumbersome to maintain. I have been working on rewriting the plugin and keep it in a maintanable form. I'd like to target this new architecture for Eclipse 3.1, instead of trying to fix the old CVSChangeLog plugin.
The new design is following an MVC pattern, but I'm having trouble with the View part of the architecture. Anybody with JFace experience would like to help? The new architecture is in the CVS repository under the "Phoenix" top level subdirectory.
--Michael
I have a fix available. Contact by email. I hope its ok with cvschangelog people if I send others fixes.
Got a fix available on "carassonet.org/computer.html". Have fun!
Oops, my previous fix was compiled with JDK1.5 so it didn't work when workspace was set to use a previous JDK. I recompiled it with 1.4, target 1.3, and tested with both 1.3 and 1.4. Source included. carassonet/computer.html