Bug 221417

Summary:	Ability to add ChangeLog entries from non-Java files
Product:	[Fedora] Fedora	Reporter:	Dirk Bergstrom <redhat>
Component:	eclipse-changelog	Assignee:	Kyu Lee <klee>
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Description Dirk Bergstrom 2007-01-04 16:00:56 UTC

I'd like to be able to use the "Changelog Entry" keybinding in any file.

My project is a web application with a database back-end, and some perl helper
code, so in addition to a big heap of Java, I have .jsp, .pl, .sql, .xml, .css,
.js and .properties files.  I need to track changes for all of these types, and
now that it's so easy for Java, doing it manually for the other types is really
irritating.

I don't mind having to manually add the function/method name for non-Java files,
I just want the basic skeleton for an entry, with the name of the file and the date.

Thanks.