Spket Eclipse plugin - multiple files

[Bilsa]

Hi!

I'm wondering why the Content Assist doesn't work with multiple files? is it a bug?

This is what I mean:

script1.js
-----------

function script1() {};


script2.js
-----------

function script2() {
script1();
};


The script1 function is not recognized by the content assist, only if they are in the same file.

Is there any way to include all script files in my project?

Thank you!

[eric_suen]

You can using tag @include in comment to do that, for example, in script2.js, you can add comment

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//@include "script1.js"

before first statement, for whole project, you can create a file called "include.js"(of cause you can using other name), and include all the files to that file like

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/*
* @include "script1.js"
* @include "script2.js"
*/

And then include that file in your javascript file, this demo http://www.spket.com/demos/demo3.html show you how to use comment to improve code assist.

[Bilsa]

Thank you! that was what I was looking for

[letssurf]

can this not be automated? it's very annoying to have to place @include (not even a JSDoc attrib) and have an include file

[cafebabe]

if you are using spket in eclipse you can generate a .jsb file which will tell eclipse what js files to include for code complete w/ spket.

I wrote this small perl script to parse our source directory & build a stripped down .jsb file (which is all that is needed for code complete) , this was written to run on a windows machine. You need to set the $jsbFile and $source variables to where you want the $jsbFile written out and the locaiton of yoru $source directory that holds all your js files.

Note: This script uses the find binary installed as part of cygwin.

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open(JSB, ">$jsbFile"); # open jsb file for overwrite
print "Finding .js files:\n";
open(FIND, "cd $source;find * -name '*.js' |"); # find gives us a stream of .js files relative to $source
print "Writing .jsb:\n";
print JSB "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?><project path='' name='Portal'><target name='Everything'>";

while(<FIND>) {
   chomp();
   s/\//\\/g; # replace all / with \
   print JSB "\n<include name='$_'/>";
}
close(FIND);
print JSB "\n</target></project>";
close(JSB);

you can right click on your project & reload javascript profile which will reload all contents of all js files in your $source folder.
Hope this is helpful.

[cafebabe]

correction:
while this does generate a .jsb and it does include all libraries it does not do so in the correct order and thus breaks code complete for some libs. Some recursive method is needed to fully resolve this. I have written some perl modules to do just that, specifically with Ext libs in conjunction w/ our own libs. If anybody is interested in these modules let me know.

[cafebabe]

To solve the issue of dependencies not being loaded in the correct order I have written a small tool to find them and write out a .jsb file which will load them in the correct order. It looks for @class and @extends tags in addition to the[code] Ext.extend() [/code]mechanism to determine inheritance. Anyone familiar with perl is welcome to take a look, I have written a test file that demonstrates how to use the libs to generate a .jsb. Suggestions / comments welcome.

The project is on google code here listed as jsb-builder... as i have not posted 10 items i cannot include a link yet...

Hope this helps.

[addipas]

I'm interesting to the tool to produce jsb file of the own js files.
I'm sorry, but I still not understand how to properly set the jsb file in Eclipse (using Spket 1.6.18 as plugin in Eclipse Helios)

I have 2 js files:
/root/workspace/project/A.js,
/root/workspace/project/B.js

if I add
@include "/root/workspace/project/A.js"
in B.js, code completion works properly from B.js

I still do not understand how to set it via jsb file.
I've added a Javascript Profile trying with Library "prototype" or "jquery" or "commons".
No result.
Can you support me in the right configuration?

[eric_suen]

Have you reload the profile? you can use context menu in project explorer, choose item "Reload JavaScript Profile"...

[addipas]

first of all thank you for your fast answer.
ok. It works.
One thing is not working and it was confusing me, leading to tell that code completion was not working.

Code completion is working, But tips related to JSDoc is not working.
Look at the following two possible scenarious:

==============================
file A.js
==============================
/**
* Description AAAAA
* @version 1.0
* @constructor
*/
function classA(){
/**
* desc A
* @type String
*/
this.attrA = 'a';

/**
* desc B
* @type String
*/
this.attrB = 'b';
}
a = new classA();
a.<CTRL+ENTER> <-------- HERE code completion and jsdoc tips is working


==============================
file B.js
(Case with jsb file with <include name='/path/to/A.js'/> )
==============================

aa = new classA();
a.<CTRL+ENTER> <-------- HERE code completion works, but jsdoc tips don't



==============================
file B.js
(Case with @include)
==============================
/**
* @include "/path/to/A.js"
*/
aa = new classA();
a.<CTRL+ENTER> <-------- HERE both code completion and jsdoc tips works

[addipas]

errata :
of course change:
---------------------------
aa = new classA();
a.<CTRL+ENTER>
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in
---------------------------
aa = new classA();
aa.<CTRL+ENTER>
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[Sorbing]

I created "assist.jsb" file in the root project. Run "Reload Javascript Profile".
But the documentation in the file "node.js" can not connect ..
What did I do wrong? Thank you.

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<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
  <project path='/home/stas/www/galleries' name='galleries'>
  <target name='Everything'>
    <include name='node.js'/>
  </target>
</project>

[eric_suen]

you need add that jsb to your javascript profile, otherwise it will not be loaded.

[Sorbing]

Thank you. I missed it.