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| Re: How do I get the source code? [message #50490 is a reply to message #49709] |
Mon, 16 March 2009 15:59  |
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jayna wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to know how do I get the source code for Package Explorer
> and Outline Window...???
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> Is there any way to debug it?
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You can find "behind the scenes" plugins using Plug-in spy. It will work
only in 3.4 onwards though.
Start your Eclipse. Open the Package Explorer and press Alt + Shift + F1
to invoke the Spy. It will show you the contributing plug-in and class.
You can click it view the source code. You can do the same on Outline
window or any other Eclipse view/editor.
To debug the code, you will have to import the source bundles in your
workspace. Put the breakpoints. Create a new launch config of type
Eclipse Application. Debug using this config.
hth,
Ankur..
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| Re: How do I get the source code? [message #593004 is a reply to message #49709] |
Mon, 09 March 2009 08:09 |
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Hi,
Generally speaking you 'll have to identify which eclips eplug-in is
contributing the feature you want to have code and then in the plug-in
view from PDE perspective right click on this plug-in and select import as
source plug-in.
Of course, to do that you will need an SDK version of Eclipse.
For exampel, the outline view is provided by the org.eclipse.ui.views
plug-in
Hope this help
Manu
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| Re: How do I get the source code? [message #593237 is a reply to message #49709] |
Mon, 16 March 2009 15:59 |
| Eclipse User |
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jayna wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to know how do I get the source code for Package Explorer
> and Outline Window...???
>
> Is there any way to debug it?
>
You can find "behind the scenes" plugins using Plug-in spy. It will work
only in 3.4 onwards though.
Start your Eclipse. Open the Package Explorer and press Alt + Shift + F1
to invoke the Spy. It will show you the contributing plug-in and class.
You can click it view the source code. You can do the same on Outline
window or any other Eclipse view/editor.
To debug the code, you will have to import the source bundles in your
workspace. Put the breakpoints. Create a new launch config of type
Eclipse Application. Debug using this config.
hth,
Ankur..
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