| [ajdt-dev] AJDT Cross References not usable with multiple projects |
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I’m using Eclipse 3.4.1 with 2.0.0.e34x-20090622-2000 and
still having the same problem I had 2 years ago with Cross References view. The problem is caused by scoping Cross References view to the
current project when the focuse is against an Aspect that apply to lot of
projects. The fix is to code Cross References view when focused on an
Aspect to be like the Problem view. Problem view has scope options, current
project, working set, and others. Example of the problem: Project Framework MyAspect.aj Project EJB AspectJ Path -> Project Framework With this setup, when I’m on a class of project EJB that
is modified by MyAspect.aj I see something in Cross References view. However,
when I focus on MyAspect.aj in project framework I don’t see my classes
that are touched by the aspect. That seems to me to be a simple and reasonable project setup. Thinking about it, what is the difficulty to keep track in a Map
for each AspectJ the list of Java classes modified if we are able to show the
aspects when the focus is on a class? |