| Re: Obtaining an IResource from a fully qualified class name [message #255834] |
Sat, 23 August 2008 02:34  |
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Francis,
If the source folder name is different or if the class in question is
an inner class, it won't work. I guess we first need to get the IType
for the fully qualified name and use the getCompilationUnit() or
getCorrespondingResource()
Copying jdt, as we might get more accurate replies there.
- Prakash
www.eclipse-tips.com
Francis Upton (News) wrote:
> ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().getRoot().getFile(new Path(<your file
> name>p));
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> Your file name needs to be qualified by the project name and the
> packages, like:
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> Project/src/org/eclipse/package/class.class
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> Look at IContainer for more information.
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> Patrick Schoenbach wrote:
>> Hi,
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>> for a custom debugger implementation, I need to set Java line
>> breakpoints programmatically. In order to achieve this, I need an
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> From: Patrick Schoenbach <pschoenb@gmx.de>
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> Subject: Obtaining an IResource from a fully qualified class name
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> Hi,
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> for a custom debugger implementation, I need to set Java line
> breakpoints programmatically. In order to achieve this, I need an
> IResource of the resource for which I want to set a breakpoint. I only
> have the fully qualified class name as a string where the breakpoint is
> to be set. How do I obtain the corresponding IResource object from that?
>
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| Re: Obtaining an IResource from a fully qualified class name [message #255836 is a reply to message #255834] |
Sat, 23 August 2008 09:45  |
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Originally posted by: pschoenb.gmx.de
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 12:04:14 +0530, Prakash G.R. wrote:
> If the source folder name is different or if the class in question is
> an inner class, it won't work. I guess we first need to get the IType
> for the fully qualified name and use the getCompilationUnit() or
> getCorrespondingResource()
This sounds like the way to go. Thanks.
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Regards,
Patrick
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