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Detecting changes in a Java method [message #191506]

Tue, 04 January 2005 08:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: kraemer.item.ntnu.no

Hi!

Is there an easy way to listen to changes a user makes to a specific
method with JDT?

Something like registering a listener to an IMethod? :-)

A general approach would be to listen to changes in the corresponding file
when it is stored and to find the changes manually, but I wonder if JDT
offers something more "convenient".

Thanks!

Re: Detecting changes in a Java method [message #191514 is a reply to message #191506]

Tue, 04 January 2005 09:13

Eclipse User

Frank wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is there an easy way to listen to changes a user makes to a specific
> method with JDT?
> Something like registering a listener to an IMethod? :-)
>
> A general approach would be to listen to changes in the corresponding
> file when it is stored and to find the changes manually, but I wonder if
> JDT offers something more "convenient".
>
> Thanks!
>

JavaCore.addElementChangedListener(..)

Happy listening,
Markus

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