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Subject: RE: [cdt-dev] MBS option
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> If you want to extend
your design to allow for notifications of when options change state from being
used in command line generation or not used...
I would be happy for you to bolt on to our design if you wish
to. I won't really be able to implement anything additional to what we planned
before M7.
> There is a caveat however: as the requirements and
design sit right now, the change in state can really happen at any time that
the makefile gets generated.
This is not a problem. The IManagedOptionValueHandler object
lives as long as any other MBS grammar element.
> Your design seems focused on what happens when the options are manipulated
in the GUI, so it would have to be understood that the events could occur
> when the GUI was not in use.
As said earlier, this is not a problem. The
IManagedOptionValueHandler object is not tied to the UI.
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If you want to extend your design to allow for
notifications of when options change state from being used in command line
generation or not used (what I’ve been calling enablement –
probably a bad choice in terminology), I’m all for that. It
shouldn’t be a big deal to cache the previous state within the option and
then send a notification if it changes.
There is a caveat however: as the requirements and design sit
right now, the change in state can really happen at any time that the makefile
gets generated. Your design seems focused on what happens when the
options are manipulated in the GUI, so it would have to be understood that the
events could occur when the GUI was not in use.
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Chris Recoskie
Software Designer
IDE Frameworks Group
Texas Instruments, Toronto
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Subject: Re: [cdt-dev] MBS option enablement requirements
Chris,
there is potentially a conflict or a better place for the callback. See https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=90481,
interface IManagedOptionValueHandler which could be extended to have additional
methods to deal with enabling/disabling options.
Regards
-- Lars
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I just posted an initial set of requirements and design for support runtime
enabling/disabling of managed build options to https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=95762
Please feel free to comment. I have a potential implementation which satisfies
the current requirements as I see them, but I want to make sure that there are
not other requirements that I’m not aware of.
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IDE Frameworks Group
Texas Instruments, Toronto
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