[ANN] IdeaJad (decompiler plugin) for 1138 released
Hi,
I just uploaded a new release of the IdeaJad decompiler plugin. Please note that this release runs only under Aurora, not under 3.0.5.
You can get the new release from:
http://www.tagtraum.com/
If you like to stay up to date with IdeaJad changes, please register to be notified with the IdeaJad sourceforge project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/ideajad/).
Thanks for using IdeaJad! Please let me know, if something does not work.
Cheers,
-hendrik
Changes:
some fixes in the line sorter
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Could you update your plugin in the plugin repository (http://plugins.intellij.net). I would think most people now use the plugin manager exclusively to download plugins.
In addition the version tag of the plugin.xml in 1138-2.zip is still 1113. This is bound to confuse people using the plugin manager.
If you need a build file that will take care of incrementing automatically a version number and generating the plugin.xml, I can give you mine (as I am sure others could as well).
Thanks for a great plugin!
Jacques
Hey Jacques,
when you look at the version history of the plugins.intellij.net it sure looks like I don't know how to write build files... :)
Oh well, I added that little overwrite="true" that was missing in the file and uploaded the zip file with the correct version to http://plugins.intellij.net/
Thanks for pointing out the version error - as always I was in a hurry and didn't check as much as I probably should...
Cheers,
-hendrik
I did not mean to appear condescending or imply anything about your ant skills.
We all have our day job and family to attend to and build files is not what we set out to do when writing plugins for IDEA if you see what I mean. I did not have myself a build file that handled everything automatically until much later in the game (I still don't since I would like for it to automatically upload a new release to the plugins.intellij.net. Anybody? ;)
Jacques
On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 04:46:47 +0000, Jacques Morel wrote:
I was actually going to look at this. Its just an HTTP form post, just
need a small MultiPart MIME handler. We've got one at work we use for
uploading files into our product ( some opensource lib, not sure which it
is ), I'll have a look at whipping up a simple plugin poster task.
Hey Jaques,
don't worry about it. I wasn't offended or anything. I know pretty well how much to expect from myself (and my build files) considering how much time I don't have. Minor messups are part of the game.
Sure one could spend a lot of time on the perfect build file, but then again, I'd rather have the plugin work correctly. After all, build files are a question of comfort and repeatability.
Oh well.
-hendrik