| RE: [cdt-dev] Trouble listening to changes in the Build model |
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Hi Chris, There is no managed build
model change notification mechanism implemented yet. The subscribe and
unsubscribe methods of the ManagedBuildManager are the parts of the
SCannerInfoProvider mechanism that is now deprecated and will be removed for
the next releases. This mechanism is not intended to notify about the Managed Build
model changes. You might want to raise a
PR in bugzilla if you think the managed build model change notification
mechanism is to be implemented. Thank you, Mikhail From:
cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Chris Hull I need to listen for a change in the CDT build model
so that a UI can update. When the user accesses the properties for a C/C++
project in CDT, I need to know when this change takes place. The point of interest in the UI is… (Select project, right click) Properties -> C/C++
Build Configuration, which has a drop down menu containing
one of “Release” or “Debug”. Programmatically, I am able to access the
configuration name via a static method in ManagedBuildManager. Static BuildINfo info getBuildInfo( IProject ); which then allows me to access the
configuration name info.getConfigurationName(); I had hoped to subscribe via the subscribe method in
ManagedBuildManager, but it’s not a static, and I don’t know how to
get a hold of a (or the) ManagedBuildManager. The method I appear to want to access is: Public sync void subscribe( IResource
whatResource??, IScannerINfoChangeListener foo); How do I subscribe to changes in the build
model? Is there another way to tell when configuration name changes? Thanks; -Chris |