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Hi doob,

I think it would be easy, the funcionality is available in the code.

I belive you can checkout the code from svn and import it inside Eclipse... does that work for you?

Sorry, today ...

That notion comes from Visual Studio. The thing is, you have a project configured somehow (some flags, etc.) and when doing the semantic pass I need to know where to get the flags from. If I always ge ...

Hi!

Yes, that might be a good idea. But I don't know if I'll have time to do it. But if someone wants to apply for the project, go ahead! And later we'll see who can contribute Razz

Hi,

Can you send the full error log?

Windows -> Show views -> Error log

or something like that...

Hi,

I just uploaded a zip here:

http://downloads.dsource.org/projects/descent/update-site/descent.0.5.6.20091119.zip

I'll add a link in the installation instructions page.

The code reformatter chokes on the following code:

static if(is(foo()))
{
}

It chokes on the parentheses of foo().

And it's ok that it chokes becaus ...

Hi Digited,

I downloaded the project and I didn't get the StackOverlflow exception. What exactly do you do that triggers the exception? Can you copy post the error log file here? (Windows -> Sho ...

Hi,

You can try many things: do you have the D perspective? Can you create a D project? In the Plugins view can you see descent.ui? In the Error Log you see something?

It's really strange. You c ...

Hi jaapsen,

You can try to delete every descent-related jar from your eclipse installation, then install it again. These are located in the features and plugins folders.

I hope that works. It's ...

I think that just pointing to the "import" directory included in tango should work. Pointing to "tango" doesn't work. You always have to point to the directoty that's the root of t ...

After adding tango as a user library you must add it to the project's build path. Right click on the project -> properties. Go to D Build Path and there add the user library or the include path to ...

Sorry, I don't know how to solve your problem. It's an Eclipse issue, so you might have luck asking this in the Eclipse newsgroups.

Ah, sorry, those are the name and version of the latest Eclipse release. Just go to

http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/

and pick one. Probably the C/C++ is better for you.

Hi wolftousen,

Which Eclipse version are you using? With 3.5 ganimede it doesn't happen to me anymore.

To be clear, if you or anyone could send me a project where it happens, like "open this project, open this file, highlight this token here and see the 100% CPU usage", that'll be great. Othe ...