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Language integration with existing Project Format [message #247476]

Wed, 05 September 2007 13:56

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Originally posted by: none.whatsoever.com

I was wondering about writing a language integration plugin for Eclipse,
but my problem is that the IDE depends on an already existing project
format, where all files that have to be compiled are in the
..projectextension file. I noticed that Eclipse has it's own formats for
this, but is it possible to override this to use and update the existing
project file instead of the project file from eclipse? This to be able
to reuse the same project format between different IDEs for this
language binding. So is this possible?

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