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SVN and PDT "Include Paths" [message #48976]

Tue, 04 September 2007 19:34

Ali B.

Messages: 66
Registered: July 2009

Member

Hello Everyone.

This question would go to the people who use Subversive or Subclipse
plugins.

When working with PEAR packages I would like to add the packages root to
the "Include Paths" of the project and I am able to include and use the
packages' classes.

When I commit my project, It doesn't upload the included classes (I
don't know if It should do anyway, but I thought that at least it would
upload the content of the include paths).

So my question is: Anyone using the same way to use pear packages is
able to commit changes along with the new included files? If not, do you
use another way to do it? (Adding the required PHP files to the project
hierarchy is of course an obvious option, but I was wondering if there
is another way to do it.)

Thanks a lot!

Cheers,
Ali

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Re: SVN and PDT "Include Paths" [message #49013 is a reply to message #48976]

Tue, 04 September 2007 22:09

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jbenner.pbu.edu

I'm not sure, but I think that include path information is stored in one
of the .(dot) files that eclipse keeps in the project root directory. I
usually send these to SVN as well -- but I haven't tested this across my
various machines much to determine if include paths are carried.

Ali B. wrote:
> Hello Everyone.
>
> This question would go to the people who use Subversive or Subclipse
> plugins.
>
> When working with PEAR packages I would like to add the packages root to
> the "Include Paths" of the project and I am able to include and use the
> packages' classes.
>
> When I commit my project, It doesn't upload the included classes (I
> don't know if It should do anyway, but I thought that at least it would
> upload the content of the include paths).
>
> So my question is: Anyone using the same way to use pear packages is
> able to commit changes along with the new included files? If not, do you
> use another way to do it? (Adding the required PHP files to the project
> hierarchy is of course an obvious option, but I was wondering if there
> is another way to do it.)
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Cheers,
> Ali

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Re: SVN and PDT "Include Paths" [message #49121 is a reply to message #49013]

Wed, 05 September 2007 18:36

Ali B.

Messages: 66
Registered: July 2009

Member

Yeah, its [Project_Home]/.settings/org.eclipse.php.core.projectOptions .prefs

I found a "false" value there which I tried changing to "true" :)

Nothing happened of course. Subversive didn't commit those files either.
I don't know if Subversive commits the "libs" when using JDT. But I
would really appreciate it if a Java developer would be able to let me
know. If it does, then this should be a feature request to the
Subversive team.

Thanks!
Ali

Joshua Benner wrote:
> I'm not sure, but I think that include path information is stored in one
> of the .(dot) files that eclipse keeps in the project root directory. I
> usually send these to SVN as well -- but I haven't tested this across my
> various machines much to determine if include paths are carried.
>
> Ali B. wrote:
>> Hello Everyone.
>>
>> This question would go to the people who use Subversive or Subclipse
>> plugins.
>>
>> When working with PEAR packages I would like to add the packages root
>> to the "Include Paths" of the project and I am able to include and use
>> the packages' classes.
>>
>> When I commit my project, It doesn't upload the included classes (I
>> don't know if It should do anyway, but I thought that at least it
>> would upload the content of the include paths).
>>
>> So my question is: Anyone using the same way to use pear packages is
>> able to commit changes along with the new included files? If not, do
>> you use another way to do it? (Adding the required PHP files to the
>> project hierarchy is of course an obvious option, but I was wondering
>> if there is another way to do it.)
>>
>> Thanks a lot!
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Ali

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