| How to recreate a plug-in [message #34882] |
Thu, 12 July 2007 11:03  |
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Originally posted by: echchad.gmx.de
Hi everybody,
I have a Problem with a Plug-in that I deleted as it was just some kind of
a test-plug-in, but now I need a Plug-in with the same name and trying to
create that one gives me the error message that i can't create another one
with the same name although the first one is deleted.
I made some investigations and found out that in the library the deleted
Plug-in is still recorded. Is there any possibility to solve this, but not
with another name as we have a naming convention.
thanks in advance.
Abdelilah Echchad
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| Re: How to recreate a plug-in [message #35626 is a reply to message #35496] |
Wed, 18 July 2007 19:26  |
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In EPFC 1.2 plugins are displayed alphabeticaly by name. In addition you
can use a "." notation to create visual groupings of plugins.
For examle, if you create plugins with the following names: A.B.C, A.B.D,
E.B they will be displayed like this now:
A
|--B
|--C
|--D
E
|--B
"Abdelilah Echchad" <echchad@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:eda130d2ff21f52a9b0670831cbd6ba9$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Peter
> It worked! Great! Thanks for your help!
> we were able to create a plug-in with the same name again.
> Just one small question is left, does EPF support a change of the plug-in
> order in the library window at the top left. My boss wants the plug-in to
> be at another place. Sorry that I have to bother you again.
> I'm looking forward to your answer.
> BR
> Abdelilah Echchad
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>
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| Re: How to recreate a plug-in [message #580306 is a reply to message #34882] |
Tue, 17 July 2007 15:08 |
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Mmh, was the delete somehow interrupted? If you can reproduce this, please
file the exact steps as a bug.
To clean up the library (after backing up the file you have right now), I
would manually delete the plugin directory on the file system and open the
library again afterwards. Open the Problems view and check if there are any
errors. If yes, right-click on these errors and select Quick Fix.
Let us know if this helps,
Peter.
"Abdelilah Echchad" <echchad@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:3e566f12eebbad9506efc0890a464d92$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi everybody,
> I have a Problem with a Plug-in that I deleted as it was just some kind of
> a test-plug-in, but now I need a Plug-in with the same name and trying to
> create that one gives me the error message that i can't create another one
> with the same name although the first one is deleted.
> I made some investigations and found out that in the library the deleted
> Plug-in is still recorded. Is there any possibility to solve this, but not
> with another name as we have a naming convention.
> thanks in advance.
> Abdelilah Echchad
>
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| Re: How to recreate a plug-in [message #580438 is a reply to message #35297] |
Wed, 18 July 2007 04:37 |
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Originally posted by: echchad.gmx.de
Hi Peter
It worked! Great! Thanks for your help!
we were able to create a plug-in with the same name again.
Just one small question is left, does EPF support a change of the plug-in
order in the library window at the top left. My boss wants the plug-in to
be at another place. Sorry that I have to bother you again.
I'm looking forward to your answer.
BR
Abdelilah Echchad
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| Re: How to recreate a plug-in [message #580554 is a reply to message #35496] |
Wed, 18 July 2007 19:26 |
| Eclipse User |
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In EPFC 1.2 plugins are displayed alphabeticaly by name. In addition you
can use a "." notation to create visual groupings of plugins.
For examle, if you create plugins with the following names: A.B.C, A.B.D,
E.B they will be displayed like this now:
A
|--B
|--C
|--D
E
|--B
"Abdelilah Echchad" <echchad@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:eda130d2ff21f52a9b0670831cbd6ba9$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Peter
> It worked! Great! Thanks for your help!
> we were able to create a plug-in with the same name again.
> Just one small question is left, does EPF support a change of the plug-in
> order in the library window at the top left. My boss wants the plug-in to
> be at another place. Sorry that I have to bother you again.
> I'm looking forward to your answer.
> BR
> Abdelilah Echchad
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