Is there any way to use ALFA to generate XACML without using the ALFA Eclipse plugin? I would like to create a policy creator and programmatically creating ALFA and converting it to XACML would be preferable to attempting to generate XACML, right?
Not yet but it's on the Axiomatics Roadmap so stay tuned.
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As of the latest release, it's now possible
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is it for using OptaPlanner required, that the tool is available with a domain as example www.apioptaplanner.com, or is it also possible to use the features directly from another script?
In the tutorial of custom language support for Intellij Plugin development, it uses GrammarKit to generate the Parser and JFlex (patched) to generate the Lexer.
On this page the author says we can "use the GrammarKit plugin to generate lexer and parser".
Is there a particular reason that JetBrains suggest using JFlex to generate the lexer? How different the process would be if we use GrammarKit to generate both?
Well, I think I know the answer now.
The short answer is NO. It is a little bit complex than that.
Grammar-Kit can be used to generate .flex file and you still need JFlex generator to generate the Java lexer.
Both steps can be done via the context menu.
See here for more info.
Is it possible to well integrate MPS based DSL other IntelliJ IDEs like PhpStorm?
Most wanted features are handling files by its types (*.ext pattern) and PHP files generation (transparent or at least automatic).
MPS is usable in a restricted form in other IntelliJ platform based IDEs, like WebStorm, PhpStorm.
I don't know of any special support for generating PHP code via MPS, at least MPS team hasn't done it for sure.
Also, answering the question from comments, it is correct to say that programs in DSLs implemented in MPS are by default persisted as xml files. Custom persistence can be implemented as a plugin to MPS. Also, custom persistence can be tailored to a particular DSL, unlike the default xml persistence which is language agnostic.
I am making a eclipse plugin. I began with the default MultiPageEditor wizard and implemented the specific functionality that I wanted. Now, I wanted to get features like Java syntax highlighting, error detection etc. that comes with the standard JDT plugin, in the custom editor that I have written.
Questions:
1. Is this even feasible ?
2. If yes, what will be quickest way to achieve this.
Why not just sub-class the JavaEditor or the CompilationUnitEditor and add it as a page to your MultiPageEditor?
I have to add my custom Dictionary to fckeditor/ tinymce editor,so that my brand name,material name shouldn't be misspelled in editor when spellchecking happens.Can anyone suggest me to add custom dictionary to my editors.
Thanks in advance
There are a few TinyMCE spell check options that can use custom dictionaries. The free solution is the PSpell/ASpell plugin that uses PSpell/ASpell on your server.
http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Plugins/spellchecker
A non-free solutions is JSpell, which allows you to alter the dictionary from the editor.
http://www.jspell.com/ajax-spell-checker.html
Another alternative, is to use tinyMCE+LanguageTool (https://www.languagetool.org/)
LanguageTool its more like a spell checking engine, where you can even define your own grammatical rules, etc.
Its really powerful and free. :)
Its offered also an open source spellchecker plugin for tinyMCE. The custom dictionary and other custom things can also be setup when hosting the service dictionary in your own server.
The actual spellchecking plugin:
https://github.com/automattic/atd-tinymce
How to integrate
General development overview
Main wiki
Interesting info about related custom dictionary files