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The HTML editor provided in the 2018.30.10 version does not show any suggestion when pressing ctrl-space on elements and elements attributes defined in angular code. This worked in previous versions.
Another small problem is that preferred editors setting for *.html is switched off after installing the upgrade.
Not good! To help figure out what’s going on for you, mind clarifying a couple points?
The HTML editor provided in the 2018.30.10 version does not show any suggestion when pressing ctrl-space on elements and elements attributes defined in angular code. This worked in previous versions.
- Shutdown your Eclipse IDE.
- Edit the config.ini file located in your
<install-dir>configuration/config.inipath and add the following line at the end of the file:
com.genuitec.eclipse.engine.log=true - Run your Eclipse IDE and try to use content assist again.
- Exit Eclipse, and share back the ~/.codemix log file with today’s timestamp.
Another small problem is that preferred editors setting for *.html is switched off after installing the upgrade.
If you select to use HTML by default in the CodeMix preferences area, does it “stick” or do you have to reset this each Eclipse launch?
Mind also confirming which base Eclipse/IDE you are using and any interesting plugins you have installed?
Thanks!
I am attaching the log you requested.
If you select to use HTML by default in the CodeMix preferences area, does it “stick” or do you have to reset this each Eclipse launch?
It “sticks”.
I am using Eclipse version: 2018-09 (4.9.0), most important plugins I have installed are: latest versions of JBoss Tools, Spring Tool 4, Spring Ide 3, Subversive, DBeaver, AnyEdit Tools, Enhanced Class Decompiler, Sonar Lint.
Regards.
beleta1,
Thanks for providing the log file. We are looking at it right now. Unfortunately, we have not been able to reproduce or identify an exact issue with HTML template. Could you provide us some more details or, even better, an example in which it should work but it does not? What was the previous version in which it worked as expected?
Kind regards,
Wojciech GalanciakThe Codemix version that worked has expected is the one before the current one, 2018.10.24.
I attaching here two screenshots with the code completion result in version 2018.10.30 and 2018.10.24.
I am also sending you the source code of my project.
Thank you for a quick response. I have tested it on my side and it works as expected.
Can you check in Extension Manager (Help -> CodeMix Extensions…) if Angular Language Service extension is listed there and it is enabled (the checkbox next to its name)?
Kind regards,
Wojciech GalanciakYes, this was the problem. It seems that the extensions were not installed. Perhaps I uninstalled the extensions inadvertently when I uninstalled Visual Studio Code.
Thank you for your quick support.
Jose M Beleta
Jose,
good to hear you were able to move on and do really appreciate your suggestions. We will consider it for future release.
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Another small problem is that preferred editors setting for *.html is switched off after installing the upgrade.
can you please tell us from which product/version did you upgrade to latest CodeMix version?
thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Hugo HerreraRegarding
> Another small problem is that preferred editors setting for *.html is switched off after installing the upgrade.
can you please tell us from which product/version did you upgrade to latest CodeMix version?
I upgraded from Codemix 2018.10.24 to 2018.10.30. I experienced the same problem on two machines one running Window 10, the other one OSX Mojave, both Eclipses are 2018-09.
