[TYPO3-dev] SweeTS - delicious TypoScript development - isrelease :)

[Bart]

Thanx for all these hints. For some features i have to talk to Jan Fiala 
the author of PSPad. He wrote me that he can create a better code 
explorer too.

 From another project i know that it isn't easy to create such a addon 
like SweeTS to Eclipse. Me personal like PSPad more :).

The help file shipped with 1.01 must be updated too, after i finished 
the help (which takes a lot of time) the docs get updated.

Plan for the next release are:
- which macros dialogues can be improved
- which macros dialogues are mssing (drop me a line with the TS code,
	the values that can set by the user and for what is is for
- an updated help file including "TypoScript Syntax and In-depth Study"
	(doc_core_ts) too
- Bugfixes

Any improvement about PSPad can be posted at the PSPad forum:
http://forum.pspad.com/

Thanx.

Christoph Köpernick schrieb:
> Dear List,To be honest, I´ve never heard or even used PSPad before. But on my machine (WinXP) it works, also due to the little installation manual at the sweeTS web site.
> In general, I would prefer to have a Eclipse solution for developing with typo3 including TS. Extension development with phpeclipse works quite good. But it´s far away from the more convenient development of java applications. If somebody knows more about developing typo3 with Eclipse, please give me a hint.
> But this is actually about SweeTS, so here are my suggestions:
> Auto-completion:
> 1. Integrating auto-completing is a very good idea. But it seems that it works not very well, yet. Imagine that one is typing "config." and presses Ctrl+J (for auto-completion) nothing is shown to go on. It would be nice if those elements would be listed that could follow "config." such as "doctype" or "baseURL".
> 2. Imagine that you type in "config.d" and press Ctrl+J. I would expect that "doctype" is (among others) a possibility to choose. But there are only 20 possibilities shown. Maybe this could be configured in PSPad? Unfortunately I haven´t found such a configuration in PSPad.ini. To get "doctype" as a possibility one has to type in "config.do".
> 3. The list of possibilites to auto complete shows items that doesn´t logically apply to the latter item e.g. "config.d" shows also "DB" or "config.f" shows also "FFFFFF". It seems that the logic what item can follow another isn´t implemented, yet?
> This logic maybe is already put together in some way by Bernhard Kraft (see his thread about his TS editor):"The Syntax verification has been made possible by creating a large PHP array containing the completecode structure of TypoScript (which was 3 days pure work  :(  )"
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> Help:
> 4. When I select an item and call the help for this item it doesn´t show me the exact help entry for this item in TSref. E.g. I call the help for "linkVars" and it opens the help window. The entry "linkVars CONFIG" is selected in the index list, but in the content pane it shows me the start page. I have to double click on the pre-selected item at the left and it opens the right page, but I have to manually scroll down to the item. It maybe sounds that I´m to lazy to click and scroll, but this is what object-oriented programming is party all about: programmers lazyness ;)
> But this isn´t a fault of Eckhard (Bart), because TSref doesn´t contain html anchors for every item. Would it be helpful if TSref contains such anchors? Or would it even be more helpful for all of us to transform TSref to javadoc? See more about this at typo3 hci: http://lists.netfielders.de/pipermail/typo3-team-hci/2006-May/000253.html
> Does anybody knows how to subscribe to the HCI list? I can see posts in the archive, but it´s not listed in thunderbird.
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