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Sergiy Dubovik

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Created October 17, 2006 22:15

Thanks for the tip! It works a lot better now. :)Is this something that's documented somewhere? I'mstill very new to writing IntelliJ plugins and itseems that there's a lot of documentation still...
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Created December 23, 2008 22:03

Thanks Peter.Does this look right?public class NextGenCompletion extends AnAction { public void actionPerformed(AnActionEvent e) { final Project project = e.getData(DataKeys.PROJECT); ...
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Created June 14, 2011 13:13

Thanks. Found several, after looking at them for half a day they don't look that complex after all.Is it possible to implement just syntax highlighting? I registered<fileTypeFactory implementation=...
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Created June 10, 2012 06:53

I don't remember exactly, it was a year ago. Try to start parsing something, I don't think I did something special, at least from git log can't see anything. You seem to have all required pieces so...
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Created September 06, 2006 14:30

What exactly do you want to do? "EditorCopy" is notan event.If you want to execute an action programmatically,you can callActionManager.getInstance().getAction(id).actionPerformed() with a correct ...
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Created September 06, 2006 15:06

Great, thanks!Sergiy
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Created October 17, 2006 12:18

The common design rule is to use DialogWrapper as thecommon base class for dialogs. We know that it works. :) You can findplenty of examples of its use in the plugins provided in the development ki...
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Created October 17, 2006 13:37

SD> I spent hours trying to get DialogWrapper towork, but I failed.Why?I guess the most common mistake is not to callinit().Correct. I found an example in devkit sources, NewActionDialog and didn't...
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Created September 27, 2007 11:35

Have you tried to set order of severities?
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Created September 27, 2007 11:43

This version seems to work: severites = new ArrayList(); for(int i = 0; i < severityRegistrar.getSeveritiesCount(); i++){ severites.add(severityRegistrar.getSeverityByIn...
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