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Persistently store global environment variables [message #1424092] Mon, 15 September 2014 12:50
Maarten Bezemer is currently offline Maarten BezemerFriend
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Hello,

I am trying to set global environment variables programmatically. The most elegant method, using public/non-internal APIs I found is:
IContributedEnvironment environment =  CCorePlugin.getDefault().getBuildEnvironmentManager().getContributedEnvironment();
environment.addVariable("MY_VAR", "TEST_VALUE",IEnvironmentVariable.ENVVAR_REPLACE, null, null);


This works fine, but it is not persistent (i.e. the variable is lost when the workspace is restarted). After looking through the CDT sources, the only/best/suitable way I found is using:
EnvironmentVariableManager.fUserSupplier.storeWorkspaceEnvironment(true);

which seems to be working...

But this unfortunately uses the CDT internal API (which I suppose is a 'bad thing' to use?). I am not able to find any other public method/API that (indirectly) call this storeWorkspaceEnvironment() method.

Is there any way of modifying CDT environment variables persistently while only using the public API?

Thanks,
Maarten

[Updated on: Mon, 15 September 2014 12:51]

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