Dmitry Jemerov's Weblog - recent comments

Steve comments on "IntelliJ IDEA 6.0 "Demetra": Per-project and per-scope inspection profiles"

2006-05-19T21:08:36+03:00

Is there a way (in 5.x or the upcoming 6.0) to enable inspections only on code that I have changed? I don't want to go through all the existing code and fix it up to get rid of warnings, but do want to make sure that any code I add (or change significantly) works correctly.

Also, another severity level would be nice (like "info"). Some inspections (like "infinite recursion") are almost errors while others are useful but don't require your immediate attention. I don't want to flag the severe ones as errors because they aren't necessarily errors.

Pieter comments on "IntelliJ IDEA 6.0 "Demetra": Per-project and per-scope inspection profiles"

2006-05-20T21:43:22+03:00

What's the point in code inspection for only a small portion of the code? If the code is buggy it should be fixed anyway. If the class is too big and too dificult to understand it should be rewritten (or better: redesigned).

Chris Rimmer comments on "Team Server / IntelliJ IDEA presentation on Google Video"

2006-05-26T19:28:13+03:00

Does Team Server have any support for dependencies between projects? So if a check in happens on a project it builds and tests it, followed by all of its dependent projects. This is a feature that is not present in CruiseControl and which the developers say will never be added. We've had to roll our own solution to get around this....

Dmitry Jemerov comments on "Team Server / IntelliJ IDEA presentation on Google Video"

2006-05-26T19:34:23+03:00

Dependent projects will not be supported in the 1.0 release of Team Server, but this feature is definitely planned for future versions of the product.

Ahmed Mohombe comments on "Team Server / IntelliJ IDEA presentation on Google Video"

2006-05-28T17:15:36+03:00

Very nice. Maybe you should post the link to the video on the EAP lists too, since not everybody is looking here too :).

Also, IMHO you should keep an eye on the concurrence too :).
Maybe you already know these:
http://zutubi.com/products/pulse/
with the product blog here:
http://www.alittlemadness.com/?p=18

Ahmed.

Dmitry Jemerov comments on "Team Server / IntelliJ IDEA presentation on Google Video"

2006-05-29T12:58:41+03:00

Ahmed,

Yes, we're aware of Pulse, and we're keeping an eye on it. Thanks for the pointer.

J. David Beutel comments on "Exception processing and Exception Analyzer"

2006-10-20T01:48:04+03:00

I like this. I think the "community source" project that I work on should do the same thing. Was this included in TeamCity?

It seems like this kind of thing should be available somewhere, it's so useful.

Can it accept reports on plugins too, if the plugin developer wants to review such reports? I guess that developer would be taking up resources on your JIRA server, then, but it would help improve the quality of IDEA's plugins.

Dave Yost comments on "IntelliJ IDEA 6.0 "Demetra", Designing the UI Designer, part 2"

2006-11-26T10:37:39+03:00

There needs to be a web page specifically for downloads such as forms_rt.jar where it is explicitly stated that forms_rt.jar is covered by the Apache License and where recent versions of this jar (and other such downloads) can be downloaded.

I can't find such a page.

I am aware that forms_rt.jar can be extracted from an IDEA download, but that isn't clean and simple for my configuration management people to work with.

Thanks

Vasira comments on "Pythonid plugin released"

2007-01-12T18:27:34+03:00

I have not looked into the plugin development of IntelliJ IDEA but was wonder if it is possible to use the plugin framework to develop support for creation of Python projects the same way we create Java based projects. If this is possible I will pursue creating such a thing.

Dmitry Jemerov comments on "Pythonid plugin released"

2007-01-12T18:32:43+03:00

Vasira,

The post you're commenting announces the release of a project which does exactly that. You're welcome to contribute to its development.
http://pythonid.dev.java.net/

Jan-Erik comments on "IntelliJ IDEA 6.0 "Demetra": Runtime assertions for @NotNull"

2007-01-17T12:53:33+03:00

The assertion code is only added when the source is compiled with IDEA but we are using Ant as a build tool. Is is possible to somehow use this feature from Ant as well?

Dmitry Jemerov comments on "IntelliJ IDEA 6.0 "Demetra": Runtime assertions for @NotNull"

2007-01-17T12:58:48+03:00

The distribution of IntelliJ IDEA includes an Ant task (javac2.jar) which allows you to use @NotNull instrumentation if you build a project with Ant.

vanea comments on "IntelliJ IDEA 6.0 "Demetra", Designing the UI Designer, part 2"

2007-01-29T22:58:51+03:00

I do not understand, how the XML code generated by IDEA in the process of creating an UI form is then translated in Java Code, when we need to run the application. Is this possible to run that code without IDEA ?! is there any article where I can read about this ?! Thank you !!!

Ritesh comments on "IntelliJ IDEA 6.0 "Demetra": Per-project and per-scope inspection profiles"

2007-03-16T09:41:03+03:00

Is there a way to disable/change Highlighting level for HTML syntax for all files. To change it on each and every jsp by turning that man in the corner it a pain. I have more than 800 jsps in my project.

Jason Winnebeck comments on "Pythonid plugin released"

2007-03-21T01:51:31+03:00

I think what Vasira meant was a "Python" modules. Maybe not. Is there a location for any documentation on how to use? I got pythonid and see claims about "completion" but the only thing I've seen beyond what something like VIM gives you is basic syntax checking and ability to navigate to local variables. refactor seems to allow renaming of functions, but not variables...