Is this plugin still active? I've been trying to install it for more than a week and I get "No repository found at spartan cs technion ac il [link edited]". When I tried to install it from jar from GitHub, it said that it can't find any repository there.
I like the idea here. Is there a way to configure its suggestions? Or even to see the list of rules that determine whether a block of code needs to be spartanized? Right now, all my code is blue-lined because it wants to rename all my response variables to $.
Thanks for your comment! We've just added a preferences screen (accessible via Preferences->Java->Spartanization) you can use to control which rules will be checked and applied. Specifically - there's an option there to turn on or off the renaming of the return variable to $.
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Plugin install not possible
Submitted by Karol Nope on Mon, 2017-10-23 05:49
Is this plugin still active? I've been trying to install it for more than a week and I get "No repository found at spartan cs technion ac il [link edited]". When I tried to install it from jar from GitHub, it said that it can't find any repository there.
Interesting Plugin
Submitted by Kevin Ford on Mon, 2016-01-25 15:24
I like the idea here. Is there a way to configure its suggestions? Or even to see the list of rules that determine whether a block of code needs to be spartanized? Right now, all my code is blue-lined because it wants to rename all my response variables to $.
Configuring the plug-in
Submitted by Daniel Mittelman on Thu, 2016-03-31 13:54
Thanks for your comment! We've just added a preferences screen (accessible via Preferences->Java->Spartanization) you can use to control which rules will be checked and applied. Specifically - there's an option there to turn on or off the renaming of the return variable to $.