| Help required with IMarker Line numbers [message #604876] |
Wed, 03 March 2010 19:51  |
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Hello friends,
I am creating custom markers in the editor from an eclipse plug-in. I am currently creating the markers using file.createMarker(MARKER_TYPE) and setting other attributes like line number, severity and message.
Once the user does some edits in the editor (For example, pressing enter in the lines before the marker is present), the custom marker line number changes.
Is there a way I can track those changes? I thought I can use MarkerUtilities.getLineNumber(marker) but once the execution is reaching this line, it is jumping out of the method without printing out any error. The same happened with any other methods of MarkerUtilities.
Please suggest on this.
Thanks.
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| Re: Help required with IMarker Line numbers [message #604907 is a reply to message #604876] |
Sat, 06 March 2010 05:53  |
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On 3/4/2010 6:21 AM, bhagvanram@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> I am creating custom markers in the editor from an eclipse plug-in. I am
> currently creating the markers using file.createMarker(MARKER_TYPE) and
> setting other attributes like line number, severity and message.
>
> Once the user does some edits in the editor (For example, pressing enter
> in the lines before the marker is present), the custom marker line
> number changes.
>
> Is there a way I can track those changes? I thought I can use
> MarkerUtilities.getLineNumber(marker) but once the execution is reaching
> this line, it is jumping out of the method without printing out any
> error. The same happened with any other methods of MarkerUtilities.
>
> Please suggest on this.
>
> Thanks.
A better way would be to handle this using IModelChangedListener. If you notice the problem markers,
their line numbers too are updated on Save.
hth,
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