scala-ide/scala-ide-play2 — pull request #54 by dotta (2013-03-27 22:47:22+00:00)
Title: Issue/catch errors from template compiler 29

Commit 87f4784c2eff856ee92f1450db656cf6419fda9f
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* Use Tycho 0.16 and updated scala versions in POM

* Updated the README build example to use the ``scala-ide-stable``
profile. Why? Because this is going to make it easier for people to
start hacking as it is the stable update-site. As a consequence,
``eclipse-indigo`` is now used (that the Eclipse version that is
currently supported by the 3.0.0 IDE release).

* Removed scala-2.9.x profile because Play 2.1 only supports Scala 2.10

Commit b3b3270fef80ba184cf5b02dd47f2a743b061a1a
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* Updated the POM to run the new ``TestSuite`` class.

Commit af273d9fef9b847443f8e2dd7359600ffc601dfa
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* Because the Play template compiler throws an exception as soon as a parsing error is
encountered, calls to the Play template compiler are now wrapped in a ``Try``.
It's the responsability of the calling code to handle the failure case as it
makes sense.

* Use ``Annotation`` for reporting both parsing and compilation errors from
template files. The implication of this is that compilation errors are no longer
displayed in the Problem View or the Package Explorer.

* Because we now solely use Annotation, we no longer need to use the Eclipse
extension point for defining new markers (look at the deleted lines in
plugin.xml).

* Finally, I'm aware that the code could use some more clean-up, but my intention
was to minimize changes as we plan to release 0.1 possibly next week already.