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How to navigate in the workspace [message #658502]

Tue, 08 March 2011 13:36

Eclipse User

I wonder how one can navigate in the workspace. How to get the location of the current workspace is clear, but where is the current parsed file located? I just want to generate output in a different folder as 'src' but with the same directory structure (similar to good old jave IDE).

Does any one know, how to get this information? BTW I use the validation class/object for output generation.

Bodo

Re: How to navigate in the workspace [message #658564 is a reply to message #658502]

Tue, 08 March 2011 20:19

Eclipse User

You can get the URI from the Resource, and you can get the Resource from
any contained object. The rest is standard Eclipse API for workspace,
projects and files (directly contained in project, linked, etc.).

- henrik

On 3/8/11 7:36 PM, Bodo wrote:
> I wonder how one can navigate in the workspace. How to get the location
> of the current workspace is clear, but where is the current parsed file
> located? I just want to generate output in a different folder as 'src'
> but with the same directory structure (similar to good old jave IDE).
>
> Does any one know, how to get this information? BTW I use the validation
> class/object for output generation.
>
> Bodo

Re: How to navigate in the workspace [message #658597 is a reply to message #658564]

Wed, 09 March 2011 03:45

Eclipse User

Thanks alot.

Now I use:
System.out.println (model.eResource().getURI().path());
with model as root object.

what gives:
/resource/take.apart/src/ackermann.x

where

'take.apart' is the project
'src' is the folder
'ackermann.x' is the file
'resource' shall be the placeholder for the path of the workspace

That works fine! Smile

Bodo

[Updated on: Wed, 09 March 2011 03:46] by Moderator

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