| how to write a runner [message #327906] |
Thu, 08 May 2008 01:23  |
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hi all,
I I made a new perspective now I would like to use the run dialog to
create a runner
it's a external runner (in fact it's just a make with lots of parameter)
with extention point I have to load to have in the 'open run dialog) a
new tab with my language, etc...ec...
and if you have some web site it's would be very cool
thanks
a+++
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| Re: how to write a runner [message #327915 is a reply to message #327907] |
Thu, 08 May 2008 07:22  |
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hue, in fact that involve other question
to be simple, in a project directory, I have 5 choices
I can do
make
make make
make force
make debug
make forcedebug
What I want is in the toolbar ,I have 5 icons representing this actions
In a first time I thougth the best was 5 actions set and redirect the
output in the consol (after formating )
but After I ve just read , is it possible to use actions set (and so
have the button ) and from that , delegate the action to the laucher??
2 points, I make a plugin for a new language (with editor and so...) and
we don't wanna use the CDT or even the JDT cause we would like more
idependent as possible (long story).
thanks
a++
Ron Bermejo a écrit :
> julien wrote:
>
>> hi all,
>
>> I I made a new perspective now I would like to use the run dialog to
>> create a runner
>
>> it's a external runner (in fact it's just a make with lots of parameter)
>> with extention point I have to load to have in the 'open run dialog) a
>> new tab with my language, etc...ec...
>
>> and if you have some web site it's would be very cool
>
>> thanks
>
>> a+++
>
> Hi,
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> If you want to just run make you don't need a new plug-in you can just
> use CDT (Makefile project) or even the 'External Tools' (Program) in the
> run dialog.
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> But if you want to add your own tabbed folders, etc you have to extend
> the debug/launch framework. A good starting point would be:
> http://help.eclipse.org/help33/topic/org.eclipse.platform.do c.isv/guide/debug.htm
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> Are you using make as a build tool? (Build and launch/debug are 2
> different things) If so, Eclipse CDT already has extensive support for
> make build so maybe it would be better to just start from there.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Ron
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