since I've defined multiple GWT modules the css class is no longer recognized.
I get "Unknown CSS class "xxx"" when I hover above the line with yyy.setStyleName("xxx")
I'm using IntelliJ 701.
I've defined a couple of GWT modules:
Base-IAS module:
<module>
<!-- Inherit the core Web Toolkit stuff. -->
<inherits name='com.google.gwt.user.User'/>
<inherits name='com.gwtext.GwtExt'/>
<!--inherits name='net.mygwt.ui.MyGWT'/-->
<stylesheet src='ias.css'/>
</module>
When I remove all gwt.xml files except for the one with the css defined the problem is gone. Looks like a bug.
Fyi - The reason why we have multiple gwt.xml files in one directory is because we want to develop with different entry points
Looks like that IntelliJ picks the first gwt.xml file. If this one does not have the css definition it does not work.
I think you have to take the union of css files in all gwt.xml files
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since I've defined multiple GWT modules the css class is no longer recognized.
I get "Unknown CSS class "xxx"" when I hover above the line with yyy.setStyleName("xxx")
I'm using IntelliJ 701.
I've defined a couple of GWT modules:
Base-IAS module:
<module>
<!-- Inherit the core Web Toolkit stuff. -->
<inherits name='com.google.gwt.user.User'/>
<inherits name='com.gwtext.GwtExt'/>
<!--inherits name='net.mygwt.ui.MyGWT'/-->
<stylesheet src='ias.css'/>
</module>
When I remove all gwt.xml files except for the one with the css defined the problem is gone. Looks like a bug.
Fyi - The reason why we have multiple gwt.xml files in one directory is because we want to develop with different entry points
Looks like that IntelliJ picks the first gwt.xml file. If this one does not have the css definition it does not work.
I think you have to take the union of css files in all gwt.xml files