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A colleague uses intelliJ and for gwt, the IDE shows him an hint (underlined) when the @UiField attribute is missing in the java file but set in ui.xml and vice versa.
Test.java
@UiField
Button button
Test.ui.xml
<g:Button ui:Field="button">Test</g:Button>
So if one is missing in xml or java, he got a little hint for this. I think gwt inside intelliJ is much more powerfull, only my opinion, maybe you can have a look at the functionality for intelliJ :)
Regards
Chris
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A colleague uses intelliJ and for gwt, the IDE shows him an hint (underlined) when the @UiField attribute is missing in the java file but set in ui.xml and vice versa.
Test.java
Test.ui.xml
So if one is missing in xml or java, he got a little hint for this. I think gwt inside intelliJ is much more powerfull, only my opinion, maybe you can have a look at the functionality for intelliJ :)
Regards
Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: