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Get the current launch configuration [message #1818283]

Wed, 11 December 2019 12:52

Mihnea-Costache Marin

Messages: 68
Registered: September 2019

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Hi,

Is there a way of, programmatically, finding the active launch configuration (the one selected in the combo-box)

I attached a photo to better explain.

Thank you!

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Re: Get the current launch configuration [message #1818286 is a reply to message #1818283]

Wed, 11 December 2019 14:04

Emmanuel Chebbi

Messages: 123
Registered: February 2018

Senior Member

Hi,

I think that you are talking about CDT's Launch Bar as I don't remember seing it elsewhere. As far as I know the concept of "active" launch configuration is brought by CDT; see this commit (you're interested in ILaunchBarManager.java).

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Re: Get the current launch configuration [message #1818288 is a reply to message #1818286]

Wed, 11 December 2019 14:33

Mihnea-Costache Marin

Messages: 68
Registered: September 2019

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Hi,

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

Small question though... I want before the execution of the project to do something. I have an ICommandService listener which checks if the command id is the one that I'm looking for(in this case launching => commandId.equals("org.eclipse.cdt.launchbar.ui.command.launchActive"))

For some reason, it does not work. Do you know if there is another (command) id for launching from the launchbar?

Thank you!

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Re: Get the current launch configuration [message #1818290 is a reply to message #1818288]

Wed, 11 December 2019 15:20

Emmanuel Chebbi

Messages: 123
Registered: February 2018

Senior Member

Sorry, I don't know. You may want to search CDT's source code / documentation for their command declarations. You can also print all the commandIds received by your listener to check whether another one seems relevant.

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