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My RCP Application with C/C++ Managed Project Option [message #447621] Wed, 12 April 2006 02:38 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
thanks a lot for giving good hint on my project work in RCP.

yes, it's good enough clue for generation of raw wizard on RCP's menubar
using ActionFactory.NEW.create(Window) in make() function of ActionAdvisor
file of simple RCP file.

now our basic aim is to develop a C/C++ Managed Build Project exactly same
as when we develop on eclipse's workbench ( from File -> New -> Project ->
C/C++ Managed Build Project -- we require that particular option ). this
particular option should be seen on that raw wizard on my RCP application
after extending that from workbench. .... that is only because we want to
develop a C/C++ Managed Project in my RCP application. ....

So, Confusions are:

Would it be possible to develop a C/C++ Managed Build Project on my RCP ?
if it's yes, then how should I go ahead with that issue pls ? I meant how
can I extend that functionalities from eclipse IDE in my RCP ?

Is this possible based on dependency and extensibility mechanism pls ?
from this raw wizard's project option, Can I call function responsible for
generation of C/C++ Project ?

this is only because, I came to know that " Project Generation in eclipse
through workbench " is part on eclipse Resources ( not RCP ) .... Is this
So ?

and RCP application may not know support this particular option from
eclipse IDE plug-ins ? this is only because, i think main goal behind RCP
was/is to develop an non-IDE application independent of eclipse. So, RCP
may not supprot this kind of project generation option.. which I think is
particular to IDE's work .....

please spread light on these issues.

thanks,
Re: My RCP Application with C/C++ Managed Project Option [message #447676 is a reply to message #447621] Wed, 12 April 2006 08:02 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
It sounds like your RCP app would have to include most of the eclipse
IDE + the CDT packages (CDT is what provides the C++ functionality).

Have you asked the CDT guys how easy or hard it would be to use their
stuff in an RCP app? They're in eclipse.tools.cdt

Later,
PW
Re: My RCP Application with C/C++ Managed Project Option [message #447678 is a reply to message #447676] Wed, 12 April 2006 08:21 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
thanks, for your reply ...

yes, i have posted same issue in CDT Newsgroup but still didn't get any
answer.

but one more option, i think we can extend same eclipse's own workbench
with Action, Views, Editors ... as per tools and their requirenments we
need ... that also can be done as far as extensibility concepts are
concern in eclipse.
what's your opinion pls ?

thanks

-- Chandresh Gandhi
Re: My RCP Application with C/C++ Managed Project Option [message #447679 is a reply to message #447678] Wed, 12 April 2006 08:25 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Chandresh Gandhi wrote:
> thanks, for your reply ...
>
> yes, i have posted same issue in CDT Newsgroup but still didn't get any
> answer.
>
> but one more option, i think we can extend same eclipse's own workbench
> with Action, Views, Editors ... as per tools and their requirenments we
> need ... that also can be done as far as extensibility concepts are
> concern in eclipse.
> what's your opinion pls ?

uh, sure. You can take eclipse+CDT and then create your own plugin.
You can use actionSets to create your own actions, that will live along
side of everything else already in eclipse+CDT. You can add your own
views, and even special editors if you need to.

Will you be able to hook into CDT? I don't know, that depends on if
they've published their API and don't have access controls on it.

Later,
PW
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