initial import.
license text template for new files
javadoc for Plural annotations
[initial] string constants for plural analysis names
Added the plaid annotations as a classpath container. This was a fairly major change, but it now allows users to add the plaid annotations as a "Library" to their own project, which means they don't have to go out and download the annotations separately. A few things to note:
-All annotations in Crystal were moved to plaid annotations.
-Crystal now depends on PlaidAnnotations instead of vice-versa.
-If you make changes to the annotations, you should export the whole thing to a jar file _inside_ of the project. This makes development easier.
Issue 11: Plaid annotations will now suggest adding the plaid library to the project if you go into "Fix Project Setup..." from the quickfix.
Issue 11: Finally got the quickfix going. If you want to add new annotations and you want them to be recognized, you're going to have to see me or put them into PlaidClasspathFix. It should be obvious when you look in that file.
Put the source into the jar file. Now you can see JavaDoc & Source in your client project.
Some images for the wiki.
I am adding a Feature for Plaid annotations, since it is now a plugin and we want it to be automatically downloaded from Crystal's update site.
Adding an update site for the PLAID annotations plug-in.
Making the update site a bit more fancy.
Maybe this will insert the source into the code that is retrieved from the update site. I hope but I am not sure.
Now I think the source should work, but I have yet to verify it.
Now I think that the source attachment should work.
This is getting really annoying.
Now I've done the same thing but I bumped up the version number.
update license text to new year
New "use" attribute to replace fieldAccess in Plural
[minor] Use Javadoc comment lead-in ("/**") for copyright template