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Programmatically retrieving the discovered include directories of the active profile [message #1706066]

Fri, 21 August 2015 15:18

An De

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Registered: August 2015

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Hopefully this is the right place to ask.

I would like to build a code checker, and I would need to know where the directories for the default includes are, basically taking them from the discovered information. It's proving much harder than I thought. The only solution I found is something like this:

IConfiguration configuration = ManagedBuildManager.getBuildInfo( file ).getDefaultConfiguration();
PathInfo projectPathInfo = CfgDiscoveredPathManager.getInstance().getDiscoveredInfo( file.getProject(), new CfgInfoContext( configuration ) );
IPath[] defaultIncludeDirs = projectPathInfo.getIncludePaths();

The problem is that the list of include directories is empty. My guess is that I have to use the constructor CfgInfoContext that takes an InfoContext, but I don't know how to find or build an InfoContext. It seems a fairly obscure task. Besides, I don't know if my approach is good in the first place.

Can someone give me some more information? Thanks

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