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Mark,
There is something strange written in the
DocCommentOwnerManager regarding
work with Preferences. That is important you need an IProject to
access the project scope while working with preferences.
Here is the snippet from EMF that can give you an idea what to do:
IProject project ...
String value =
Platform.getPreferencesService().getString
(Platform.PI_RUNTIME,
Platform.PREF_LINE_SEPARATOR,
SYSTEM_PROPERTY_LINE_SEPARATOR,
new IScopeContext[] { new ProjectScope(project),
INSTANCE_SCOPE });
Regards,
AF
09.01.2020 9:07, Mark B пишет:
No, it wouldn't do anything, it's the reason why I had
doubt about it. At the moment I'm trying to insert new options
under C/C++->Editor
where there's already the option to switch document owner
and this option block is used in the general preferences and
in the project settings but it would be easy to change.
I'm trying
to understand how to manage the properties correctly. I was
thinking to add a getPreferences() to the DocCommentOwnerManager in
order to take the instaceScope preferences over projectscope
preferences, but I'm still trying to understand because I
didn't understand well how to manage workspace vs project
preferences and their default initialization.
Would it
actually do anything when you do the Format command? If
not, I think maybe C/C++->Editor > Doxygen might be
OK or maybe C/C++ > Code Style > Doxygen
Then Code Style should also be configurable per project,
but that’s another issue…
Cheers,
Marc-André
> On Jan 6, 2020, at 5:58 AM, marco <marco.stornelli@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm working on improvement of Doxygen support in CDT.
We need to add new options in order to let the user fine
tune the behavior. At the moment I could see four or five
options like:
>
> 1) Use structured commands, @class, @struct and so
on;
> 2) Use javadoc style for tags '@' instead of '\'
> 3) Use different style for enums like //< or
/**< and so on
> 4) Use always @brief or not
> 5) If brief is enabled, an option for a new line or
not after for detailed description
>
> The question: where should we add these options? The
only option we have now is under C/C++->Editor where
the user can switch the doc owner for project/workspace.
Maybe a new page C/C++->Doxygen?? Or maybe adding the
options under the comment section of formatter? In JDT
Javadoc options are there but Java and C/C++ are quite
different because Javadoc is built-in, Doxygen is an
external tool not strict related with C/C++.
> If we not add the options to the formatter (where I'm
more familiar with), is there any common framework to
manage options in CDT about load/save? I was looking at
DocCommentOwnerManager but I don't know if the right
class.
> Any hint is welcome.
>
> Regards.
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