supply syntax highlighting comparable with NetBeans and IDEA ones
There are plenty of tickets related to syntax highlighting. I suggest merge them all into this one. Saying "comparable" I mean a reflection of (almost) all Scala specific semantics (var/val/lazy/def/local-or-field/trait/object/class/type/implicit/... and so on). Say for NetBeans it took few hours of the developer's work to supply all of them. Is Eclipse is infected in this area? :-)
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Matt Russell is working on #1000591, which will bring awesome semantic highlighting in the Scala IDE. This feature is planned for the 2.1 release, and I think it is very close to land in master (though, you should double check with Matt. You can look at the scala-ide-user ML for more information about this feature).
I'm invalidating the ticket as it is a duplicate of #1000591.
I'm invalidating the ticket as it is a duplicate of #1000591.
on 2012-01-12 03:41 *
By student975
Mirco,
It seems like Matt has changed his plans (or, say, time limit takes place) wrt implementing the feature - he has last logged in 73 days ago. Is it possible to rise that ticket priority to attract somebody's attention?
It seems like Matt has changed his plans (or, say, time limit takes place) wrt implementing the feature - he has last logged in 73 days ago. Is it possible to rise that ticket priority to attract somebody's attention?
on 2012-01-12 16:11 *
By Mirco Dotta
Hi, I haven't been in touch with Matt lately but I guess he has been busy as hell, end of year usually has a tendency in bringing more work ;) If you want to have an update about semantic highlighting, just write an email in the scala-ide-dev mailing list, hopefully you will get an answer.
Raising the ticket's priority won't change anything, we are missing contributors. If you'd like to have a look and contribute to the feature, you are of course welcome! :) Just fork the scala-ide project and have a look at the branches, I think under feature/ you should see Matt's branch about semantic highlighting. Then get in touch with Matt and see if you can help in any way.
Raising the ticket's priority won't change anything, we are missing contributors. If you'd like to have a look and contribute to the feature, you are of course welcome! :) Just fork the scala-ide project and have a look at the branches, I think under feature/ you should see Matt's branch about semantic highlighting. Then get in touch with Matt and see if you can help in any way.