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ICompilationUnit persistence [message #211505]

Wed, 03 August 2005 18:46

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: craig.officeextend.com

I'm writing an eclipse plug-in (an screen design editor) and I'm a
relative newbie. This can be a dangerous combination. At one point in my
code, I have a reference to an ICompilationUnit. I would like to find an
easy way to save some data about this unit into my proprietary XML. It
looks like I need to perhaps save the project name and some path
information. Then when the file is reopened, I'd like to again have
access to the same ICompilationUnit.

So something like:

<controller>
<controllerProject>
FooBar
</controllerProject>
<controllerPath>
com.expd.arch.TestController.java
</controllerPath>
</controller>

Can someone point me to the correct API calls to make this happen?

Re: ICompilationUnit persistence [message #211549 is a reply to message #211505]

Thu, 04 August 2005 04:30

Eclipse User

Craig Fransen wrote:

> I'm writing an eclipse plug-in (an screen design editor) and I'm a
> relative newbie. This can be a dangerous combination. At one point in
> my code, I have a reference to an ICompilationUnit. I would like to
> find an easy way to save some data about this unit into my proprietary
> XML. It looks like I need to perhaps save the project name and some
> path information. Then when the file is reopened, I'd like to again
> have access to the same ICompilationUnit.
>
> So something like:
>
> <controller>
> <controllerProject>
> FooBar
> </controllerProject>
> <controllerPath>
> com.expd.arch.TestController.java
> </controllerPath>
> </controller>
>
> Can someone point me to the correct API calls to make this happen?
>

You could use IJavaElement#getHandleIdentifier() to save the reference and
JavaCore#create(String) to re-create the ICompilationUnit.

Markus

Re: ICompilationUnit persistence [message #211645 is a reply to message #211549]

Thu, 04 August 2005 17:58

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: craig.officeextend.com

Perfect. Thank you.

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