Re: [Schemeway-user] Version for Eclipse 3.2?

[Colin C. <cc...@co...>]

Dear Dominique,

Just to let you know, syntax colouring of Scheme source code inside of 
Eclipse is now working for me!

In the end, I deleted my "c:\eclipse" installation directory and started 
again; I know, a bit radical perhaps, but I wanted to start again with a 
clean slate. The other thing I did was to download the current release 
of SchemeWay as a archive, and then unzip it into my re-created 
"c:\eclipse" directory. On starting Eclipse, syntax colouring of my 
*.scm source files worked correctly.

I'm not sure what caused my original syntax highlighting problems. The 
only thing I can suggest is that there maybe some issue with using the 
Sourceforge update site to install SchemeWay into a fresh install of 
Eclipse 3.2 (this is the only thing that I remember doing differently 
the first time around)? To be honest, I'm very happy now that I've got a 
working configuration of Eclipse 3.2 and SchemeWay, so I have not spent 
any more time investigating what went wrong for me the first time around.

Thanks for your help, and for producing such a good Scheme plugin to 
Eclipse in the first place!

Kind Regards,
Colin Coates

Dominique Boucher wrote:
> Colin,
>
>   
>> Thanks for your prompt reply!
>>     
>
> That's the secret for customer satisfaction ;-)
>
>   
>> When I open a Scheme source file, the editor does not have a lambda 
>> icon; I don't know how to fix this (obviously), but i guess 
>> it indicates 
>> some miss-configuration problem with my set-up.
>>     
>
> Seems like a file association problem to me. Open the Preferences, and then
> open the General/Content Types page. Select the Text/Scheme File content
> type. What are the file associations? (see attachment)
>
>   
>> I am running Eclipse and SchemeWay on Windows XP SP2, J2SE 
>> SDK 5.0 Update 7.
>>     
>
> I'll try to reproduce your configuration.
>
>   
>> I noticed the following message in the Eclipse Plug-in error log:
>> "'class 
>> org.schemeway.plugins.schemescript.editor.SchemeDocumentSetupP
>> articipant' 
>> must not install a default partitioner.When a 
>> 'org.eclipse.core.filebuffers.documentSetup' extension wants 
>> to install 
>> partitioning on the document, it must use the 
>> 'org.eclipse.jface.text.IDocumentExtension3' API and use a unique 
>> partitioning."
>>     
>
> I have this warning too and syntax coloring works ok for me. I will
> investigate further.
>
> Dominique
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