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Colin Fleming

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Created September 30, 2013 23:34

Hmm, that's annoying. Does the IntelliJ classloader have access to the plugin classloaders? If not that's going to be a problem for me since Clojure itself is exposed through the plugin classloader...
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Created October 08, 2013 21:51

Oh fantastic, thanks Dmitry! I'll try this as soon as I get a moment.
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Created September 27, 2013 22:20

Hmm, you might need to be careful here, if I've understood you correctly - the parsing lexer still has to return tokens that completely cover the file (i.e. no gaps). This is one of the most signif...
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Created September 29, 2013 23:41

Ok, if you're filtering tokens that will definitely give you weirdness. Unfortunately AFAIK there's no way to avoid that.Sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean by your token types - are you ...
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Created October 30, 2013 22:04

Hi Chris,You can insert text directly into the document if you like - find the element corresponding to your insertion point ('c' in this case) and then use Document.insertString(element.getTextRan...
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Created October 28, 2013 05:46

Hi Edu,I think the API you want is Block.getChildAttributes().Cheers,Colin
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Created November 29, 2013 22:58

Interesting approach Alan, I like it. I was planning to try something similar myself. Ideally it'd be nice to detect the jars which are actually available publicly so they're not duplicated, but th...
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Created December 05, 2013 11:21

Right, the fundamental difference is that we'd like to be able to add a dependency on a version of IntelliJ in our poms. I'd like to be able to add:<dependency> <groupId>org.jetbrains</groupId> ...
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Created April 08, 2011 15:36

Another option if you're only looking to manage dependencies might be to use Ivy - AFAIK you should be able to use Ivy in a plugin module and it should be easy to use if you're familiar with Maven.
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Created December 13, 2013 21:25

Yeah, in general it's very difficult, although to be fair it's getting easier, there's far less API breakage between releases than there used to be.I deal with this by explicitly maintaining two br...
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