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| Re: How to get ""org.eclipse.ui.navigator.navigatorContent" e [message #1713162 is a reply to message #1713160] |
Sun, 01 November 2015 12:24  |
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Not surprisingly it's org.eclipse.ui.navigator. Yes, you can register
things without requiring the plugin, but many extension points expect
you to provide classes that implement certain interfaces and to do that
you'd need to require the plugin the defines those interfaces; that's
why they aren't all shown by default, because mostly they will need to
be required to actually use the extension point...
On 01/11/2015 6:01 PM, David M. Karr wrote:
> And which plugin contributes this extension point?
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> So I see that when I uncheck that flag you mention, this extension
> point shows up, along with the next one I needed to use, which was
> "org.eclipse.ui.navigator.viewer". It appears that my plugin project
> can still access plugins that have not been specified in the "Required
> Plug-ins". Can someone clearly explain what's going on here?
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