In the body type '<', Ctrl+Space. Completion list shows only HTML tags. Ok.
Type 'c:'. Completion list shows "No suggestion". This is confusing. User does have some actions with c: prefix.
Ctrl+Space second time. Now actions are shown.
It could be Ok not to show JSP actions from the start, but since user has already typed a colon, the list of actions could appear.
In the body type '<', Ctrl+Space. Completion list shows only HTML tags. Ok.
Type 'c:'. Completion list shows "No suggestion". This is confusing. User does have some actions with c: prefix.
Ctrl+Space second time. Now actions are shown.
It could be Ok not to show JSP actions from the start, but since user has already typed a colon, the list of actions could appear.
> It could be Ok not to show JSP actions from the start
BTW, IDEA 7 shows all actions from the start. I.e. if user has a declaration like
<%@ taglib prefix="xml" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/xml" %>
Then '<' and Ctrl+Space opens list which includes xml:choose, xml:forEach, etc.
Now the list contains just predefined jsp:* actions, ignoring declared taglibs.
Alexander Chernikov - 18 Jun 08 16:13 > It could be Ok not to show JSP actions from the start
BTW, IDEA 7 shows all actions from the start. I.e. if user has a declaration like
<%@ taglib prefix="xml" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/xml" %>
Then '<' and Ctrl+Space opens list which includes xml:choose, xml:forEach, etc.
Now the list contains just predefined jsp:* actions, ignoring declared taglibs.
BTW, IDEA 7 shows all actions from the start. I.e. if user has a declaration like
<%@ taglib prefix="xml" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/xml" %>
Then '<' and Ctrl+Space opens list which includes xml:choose, xml:forEach, etc.
Now the list contains just predefined jsp:* actions, ignoring declared taglibs.