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Firstly, great job on the Javascript validator and debugger.
An issue I’m having with the validator is it is generating warnings “Declaration of variable…” messages for any function call that is in another JS file. I include several JS files in an HTML page, for example some utility functions that I reuse. How do I tell the validator to look in other files for the declarations? All the JS files are in the same directory, which is a subdirectory off the WebRoot.
Also I see the same warning regarding the Image object as in “var myImg=new Image(10,10);”.
Are these bugs, future enhancments, … ?
Cheers,
Doug*** Date: Tue Mar 07 16:35:55 EST 2006
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C:\WINDOWS\system32\javaw.exeAny idea when this problem will be addressed, currently have to turn off validation which somewhat defeats the need for the plugin.
Any news on the issue where we get “Declaration of variable…” messages for any function call that is in another JS file?
Realtime validation in the IDE for JavaScript is a great feature, but unusable since any significant project is going to share functions from other files etc.
Cheers,
DougThis inability to find declarations in other javascript files is still not fixed. The JavaScript validation feature is borderline useless since we cannot create a clean JS file.
Still waiting…
Has this been addressed yet? I’m still seeing the same thing – especially using jQuery where it warns that the $ variable can’t be found!
Is there at least a way to turn off the validation completely? I’ve tried doing so with what seemed like the obvious options under the preferences dialog, but no change. Having 1000’s of warning icons down the left and right hand edges of the edit window is very distracting. Suggestions please?
dressegu,
You did the right thing for turning off the JS validation, the markers down the *right* side are real time “reconciler” markers, those cannot be turned off without turning off autocomplete and the like.I had been struggling with this issue for awhile now and finally found the solution. I had foolishly turned on javascript validation and just turning it off didn’t work. I did two things today that actually (finally!) made the difference: 1) I removed the .settings folder, and 2) I opened up the .project file and found a ton of validators for the build set there. Here’s what my .project looks like now:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <projectDescription> <name>application_name</name> <comment></comment> <projects> </projects> <buildSpec> <buildCommand> <name>org.eclipse.jdt.core.javabuilder</name> <arguments> </arguments> </buildCommand> </buildSpec> <natures> <nature>org.eclipse.jdt.core.javanature</nature> </natures> </projectDescription>This is bare bones. You don’t want to know what it looked like before. My system performance in eclipse has skyrocketed. If that doesn’t work, then I have nothing else.
