>> Here's an idea - make it insert code according to file type. >> CSS, HTML: #xxxxxx >
java: Color newColor = new Color(153, 51, 255);*
What formats - and conversion rules if required - should I use for the other types?
Alain
You might want to check with JetBrains, if I'm not mistaten there is a color picker for css and html on its way, so don't spin your wheels on it before you do it. I think I saw it in the jira list of features.
> >You might want to check with JetBrains, if I'm not mistaten there is a >color picker for css and html on its way, so don't spin your wheels on >it before you do it. I think I saw it in the jira list of features.
>
Yesterday I learned than the LineMoverPlugin is obsolete with the next build. Today, it's the ColourChooser.
:(
I'd gladly have them improve the StringEditorPlugin though.
Alain Ravet wrote:
Here's an idea - make it insert code according to file type.
CSS, HTML: #xxxxxx
Make it configurable (for .js files, xml, etc.)
Regards,
Amnon
Amnon
>> Here's an idea - make it insert code according to file type.
>> CSS, HTML: #xxxxxx
>
java: Color newColor = new Color(153, 51, 255);*
What formats - and conversion rules if required - should I use for the
other types?
Alain
In article <cu0qh5$qd3$1@is.intellij.net>,
Alain Ravet <alain.ravet@biz.tiscali.be> wrote:
You might want to check with JetBrains, if I'm not mistaten there is a
color picker for css and html on its way, so don't spin your wheels on
it before you do it. I think I saw it in the jira list of features.
R
Robert
>
>You might want to check with JetBrains, if I'm not mistaten there is a
>color picker for css and html on its way, so don't spin your wheels on
>it before you do it. I think I saw it in the jira list of features.
>
Yesterday I learned than the LineMoverPlugin is obsolete with the next
build.
Today, it's the ColourChooser.
:(
I'd gladly have them improve the StringEditorPlugin though.
Alain