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Programmatically get file being debugged in eclipse -- guys some help [message #522769]

Tue, 23 March 2010 17:06

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Hi guys,

Let me tell you what I am doing. Razz

I am trying to get the project/file being debugged currently. So that I can highlight some text in it. All this I want to do programmatically.

I tried using the IWorkspaceRoot to get project but I did not find any way to do so.
Next I tried going through the source code of CDT to see if I can find any hints for the same.
I also went through the Platform plugin guide, but did not find anything of relevance.
I thought since DebugConfigurations has the project name in it, that might be a good way to start. But I have not been able to find it. Crying or Very Sad

I have the name of the file in which I want to highlight text. But there is no way I found, to get IFile using the filename. There is a findMember(filename) function. But you need to know the project for that, which I dont.

Please suggest any ways. Also let me know if my question is not clear.
Thank you for your time.

Rohit

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