satyagraha
satyagraha
If I copy the code from https://github.com/ancane/spray-json/commit/0b6c60030c169fabbae9fe434fd23d0506944abd into my source and have it visible at implicit resolution time, then it gets picked up OK. If using IntelliJ I found I...
+1 for something along these lines; AFAICS effectively the behaviour of `run` and `nextState` needs to be coalesced in some way.
P.S. This will increase file size, which if an issue can be managed by e.g. an option switch to enable/disable.
I presume the browser view contents when displaying rendered HTML remains identical? After all the whole point of the plugin is to produce the same appearance as GitHub does. Alternate...
Let's see if it works by default in: http://eclipsesource.com/blogs/2014/06/20/dark-theme-top-eclipse-luna-feature-5/
Very interesting idea!
Some more background: http://cvalcarcel.wordpress.com/2011/01/01/help-i-programmatically-created-a-resource-in-my-project-but-my-code-doesnt-find-it/
The HTML files are only visible in the Navigator view (by default) because the Project Explorer and similar views filter out files with a leading ".". The only other alternative...
I think our opinions on the HTML files are not the same! To me, they are simply by-products of the display process and what Eclipse does to hide them is...
The 32-bit JDK is only necessary if building the plugin, I've just run it successfully with Eclipse Mars.2 64-bit with Sun JVM 1.8.0_92 on Windows 7-64. I note that GitHub...