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| Re: How to get project reference associated with a given debug session? [message #1287605 is a reply to message #1285513] |
Mon, 07 April 2014 23:26  |
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On 04/07/2014 06:35 AM, Zoltan Vajda wrote:
> I start manually a gdb debug session (start debugging with a debug
> configuration with a C/C++ GDB Hardware Debugging plugin) and execute in
> my plugin a gdb command in the running debug session when my custom menu
> has been clicked like this:
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> // somewhere in Object MyHandler.execute(ExecutionEvent event)
>
> BundleContext context = getBundleContext(); ServiceReference ref =
> context.getServiceReference(ICommandControlService.class.getName());
> ICommandControlService commandControlService = (ICommandControlService)
> context.getService(ref); MICommand<MIInfo> command = new
> MICommand<MIInfo>(commandControlService.getContext(), "<mygdbcommand>
> <some project specific options>"); MyRequestMonitor rm = new
> MyRequestMonitor(commandControlService.getExecutor(), null);
> commandControlService.queueCommand(command, rm); context.ungetService(ref);
> This works fine. My problem is to get my project specific data for the
> options of my command which I have to send to gdb. I need a reference to
> the IProject interface of the project that is associated with the debug
> configuration. But I could not figure out yet how to achieve this. Does
> anybody have an idea?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
Your question may garner more interest and support in the Eclipse CDT
forum assuming there's a tie-in with Eclipse.
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