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How to create Extension that extends the AST (JDT Abstract syntax tree)? [message #76680]

Wed, 16 July 2003 07:46

Eclipse User

Hello group.
I'd like to change the AST behavior in order to create read/write access for
cetain fields.
How do I create extension that will cause the JDT plug-in to use my AST ?
What is extention id ? what class to extends ?

Thanks in advance,
Asaf

Re: How to create Extension that extends the AST (JDT Abstract syntax tree)? [message #88787 is a reply to message #76680]

Sun, 24 August 2003 16:22

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: m_heisterberg.hotmail.com

Try looking at http://www.ibm.com/developerworks - recently there was an
article in the "open source projects" category about extending Eclipse
and they touched on syntax trees, who to extends it and so on.

lekkim

Asaf wrote:

> Hello group.
> I'd like to change the AST behavior in order to create read/write access for
> cetain fields.
> How do I create extension that will cause the JDT plug-in to use my AST ?
> What is extention id ? what class to extends ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Asaf
>
>

Re: How to create Extension that extends the AST (JDT Abstract syntax tree)? [message #91018 is a reply to message #88787]

Fri, 29 August 2003 19:00

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: adam.gmx.nospam.net

>> I'd like to change the AST behavior in order to create read/write
>> access for
>> cetain fields.
>> How do I create extension that will cause the JDT plug-in to use my AST ?
>> What is extention id ? what class to extends ?

you don't need to extend anything particular to access ast's.
just parse the file (call AST.parseCompilationUnit) and you will have
the ast.

a.

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