Sounds like you need an Eclipse builder...
Project Builders and Natures
http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-Builders/builders.html
Chapter 14 Builders, Markers and Natures in the Eclipse:BCQP book
http://www.amazon.com/Eclipse-Building-Commercial-Quality-Plug-ins-2nd/dp/032142672X/
Mijung Kim wrote:
Hi, my name is MJ who just started to work with Eclipse and
make a plugin.
I am making a plugin that does some actions when source codes are
saved-and-compiled successfully. In other words, I have to hook up
save-and-compile mechanism of Eclipse to my plugin.
For example, when a file is saved, then Eclipse will automatically
compile the file. If the file is compiled successfully, then I have to
do some actions(for instance, print some strings on a consol box by
System.out.println) in a plugin. If not, do nothing.
Here are my questions:
1. Would it be possible to make such plugin that I described above in
Eclipse?
2. If so, what kind of plugins that I have to use? For instance, View
plugin or Editor plugin or Builder etc?
3. How would I catch the successful-compilation event? Could you tell
me which plugins that I have to import and mothod names that I have to
call?
Thank you very much.
MJ
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