Re: ProjectViewer - finding the current project and all projects.

Marcelo,

thanks for your help, I now have a mostly working version of JavaStyle which
handles multiple projects.

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Mike Atkinson

Marcelo Vanzin wrote:

> Mike Atkinson wrote:
>
>> I've looked at those classes, but hoped there was some example code I 
>> could copy/modify.
>> I wish to use PV information, but not be dependent on it (as it is 
>> not in the core) so will have to
>> use reflection, which complicates things.
>
>
>     If you want some example code, I can send to your e-mail (or, 
> optionally, wait until I put it in CVS).
>
>     About the dependency, there are two options:
>
>     (i) you don't need to use reflection, but you have to do some 
> "tricks" in your classes to "fool" the class loader. If you look at 
> projectviewer.action.LaunchBrowserAction, that's what I did to use 
> InfoViewer but not depend on it, without using reflection: all 
> references to classes that may not be available must be in a method 
> that's only called if the classes are not available. (It doesn't need 
> to be in a separate class as in my example, a separate method will do 
> fine.)
>
>     (ii) wait till I update CVS with my changes. This way you'll just 
> have to set some properties in your plugin's property file to add 
> listeners/etc to ProjectViewer. There's also an example plugin (that I 
> use for debugging) if you need an example.
>

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