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Path in problem view [message #333705]

Wed, 24 December 2008 06:10

Eclipse User

How would i get eclipsic path in problem view?

Re: Path in problem view [message #333708 is a reply to message #333705]

Wed, 24 December 2008 08:03

Eclipse User

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Anand,

What's an eclipsic path?

Keep in mind that you should generally expect that a person answering
your question will spend *less *time than you did formulating it.

Anand Kumar Gupta wrote:
> How would i get eclipsic path in problem view?
>

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What's an eclipsic path?

Re: Path in problem view [message #333711 is a reply to message #333708]

Wed, 24 December 2008 14:02

Eclipse User

What i mean by eclipsic path in problem view is the path shown by eclipse
for some problems. Which is not the absolute path, its like package+etc.

Re: Path in problem view [message #333716 is a reply to message #333711]

Thu, 25 December 2008 08:44

Eclipse User

Anand,

IResource.getFullPath returns the workspace-relative path.

Anand Kumar Gupta wrote:
> What i mean by eclipsic path in problem view is the path shown by
> eclipse for some problems. Which is not the absolute path, its like
> package+etc.
>

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