We need

• adding imports automatically
• being able to generate stub functions when hovering a reference to a non-existing one

TESH allows this:

//**************
Normal text

in the plugin the "Normal Text" is also a comment (highlight) but wurst recognizes it as non-comment

implement them! Like in Java.

Would function as follows:

constant in array[size] = {1,2,3,4}
// can either set in an initblock or instantly

Because it is sized all these constant array can be merged to 1 by wurst.

This should throw an error

constant int SOMEINT // no intialization

1. <- still shows unrelated autocomplete.

It would also be nice to have some kind of switch statement:

switch state
    case initial
        bla
    case following | flying
        blub

Else Wurst crashes.

The "override" annotation should not be allowed for functions that don't override a function.
(In classes that don't inherit any other class)

Currently the update site seems to be down.
Also, we need a simple script to push a new version to the update site ;)

If you have this done you can add information on how to get the WurstPack to
http://peq.github.com/WurstScript/ (https://github.com/peq/WurstScript/blob/gh-pages/index.html)

variable-references from units or other stuff on the map, e.g. "gg_cam_Camera_001"
should not be counted as error, but only get like a yellow warning or something.

You can set non-static classfunctions as callbacks for timers and triggers(they got auto-detected?)
generates a PJass Error.
Look at the JUnit test.

An enum is a list of constants which are translated to ints

example:

enum State
    initial
    following
    flying

A class which extends nothing should not be allowed to call a super constructor.

for unit u in group g
-> unit gets not removed //probably working
for unit u from group g
-> unit gets removed from group //not working

• The compilation unit should be named like the package (imo)
• only allow 1 package per file (imo)

Another question is whether it should be possible to use the java style for packages. So there would be no endpackage keyword and no increased indentation.

That piece of crap doesn't work a bit.

Implement it :)
e.g.

public class A
    int v 

    function someFunc()
        v++

public class B extends A
    int b

    override function someFunc()
        super.someFunc()
        b += v

Quaternion.wurst

http://peeeq.de/hudson/job/Build%20Pscript/lastCompletedBuild/testReport/de.peeeq.wurstscript.tests/RealWorldExamples/test_stdlib/

If you youse
+= for a type which "+"operator is overloaded, it will throw a severe error.

for int i = 0 to 10
...
for int i = 0 to 5 // doesn't work because if the name "i"

Don't allow them to be accessed outside of the for-loop

or provide an other way to import external wurst files into a map. Possible solutions:

1. write down a path relative to the map in the mapscript
2. always include ./wurst/ relative to the map file (or some other folder)

See testcase: RealWorldExamples.thisBug http://peeeq.de/hudson/job/Build%20Pscript/623/testReport/junit/de.peeeq.wurstscript.tests/RealWorldExamples/thisBug/
.\test-output\ThisBug.wurstopt.j:1155: Undefined function cu

Seems the name gets changed twice. First to ht, then to cu.

before optimization:

function init_FireballSpell takes nothing returns nothing
    set t_2 = null
    set PERIOD = 0.031250000
    set instanceCount = 0
    set triggerCond = null
    set cond = Condition(function FireballSpell_onExpire)
    call FireballSpell_registerSpellEvent(1093677104)
endfunction

after optimization:

function Fa takes nothing returns nothing
    set es = null
    set Pr = 0.031250000
    set Dr = 0
    set Hr = null
    set ss = Filter(function To)
    call Sa(1093677104)
endfunction

This causes a pjass error.

example:

function print( string msg )

function print( unit u )

etc.

Would be cool

• use a big example
• compile it several times
• check if output is the same

Add doc comments like in Java docs

If you just type a number, e.g. a real value

real r = 800.

with the "." dot, autocomplete pops up with useless suggestions

There is no autocomplete for creating new classinstances

Fx fx = new Fx( //need autocomplete here plox

Also, it mostly suggest alot of useless/wrong things.
For example for units

unit u = null
u. // Suggest tons of functions which aren't extension functions, also locals in the current function, 
    // what sense makes that?

Also it does not find inherited classmembers

class A
    int i

class B extends A
   function foo()
        this. // "i" doesn't show up

It suggests natives outside of functions.

Atm, I inserted an error into Collider.wurst.
because I couldn't fix it a adjusted another file, and when I saved Fx.wurst, the errors in Collider got deleted and I needed
to modify Collider & save in order to display the errors again.
It is quite annoying that you have to save in order to see the errors, many times save doesn't work and other/wrong errors get displayed.
Need a shortcut for compiling.

Newest Commit breaks the plugin.
Always throws internal workspace error "An internal error occurred during: "Building workspace".
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: elem must not be null".

At the Moment Wurst can't handle a click on the error then and it has to be checked externally.

Write (not copy)

/*
    SomeText
    NextLine
*/

NextLine and / are not highlighted.
If you indent "/" 1 time, it works.

Strange^^

Implement highlighting for:
-Jass primitives
-handles
-natives (maybe)
-BJs(?)

The eclipse plugin needs at least some icons for

• the project
• a wurst file

and maybe some icons for the outline view

put results in EclipseWurstPlugin/resources/icons

lib/primitives/Real.wurst:
public function real.square() returns real

lib/primitives/Integer.wurst:
public function int.squared() returns int