| Re: [imp-dev] IMP Quick Fix service? |
| Hi John! Funny you should ask about quick fix support - we were just talking about adding it yesterday. It's still on the drawing board, though, but I'd like to get something in place over the next bunch of weeks. Our idea was to define an XML schema for quick fix proposals that a compiler/tool author could write easily enough, and have a way to associate compiler-produced error messages with a parameterized "call" to the appropriate quick fix proposal type. The IMP framework could then consume both the set of "quick fix calls" and the quick fix type definition file, and use that to populate the quick fix list. When the user selects a given quick fix, IMP "interprets" whatever actions that type of quick fix requires, typically source/text file rewrites. I hope to post a design proposal to this list and the newsgroup fairly soon. As for the ANTLR support, I have a prototype in my workspace that seems to work fine, and received approval from eclipse.org to distribute the ANTLR runtime. So now that I've gotten a few other things out of the way (web site update, install problems resolved), I could commit my prototype in the next few days to the IMP SVN repository. On Mar 26, 2010, at 4:57 PM, Interrante, John A (GE, Research) wrote:
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