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Re: [cdt-dev] Indexer from the command line?
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hi Christophe,
this isn't something thats currently available.
However, its possible to write
a plug-in to do this using the CDT 4.0 core apis.
The sequence would be something like
Get the IIndexManager
via CCorePlugin
For each project
you're interested in
Get an ICProject reference via the CoreModel
Invoke IIndexManager.reindex
Invoke IndexManager.joinIndexer
For command-line use of the core you'll need to write
an extension to the
org.eclipse.core.runtime.applications
extension-point in order that the platform dependencies
are present/started correctly. (The core
does not run as a standalone jar).
Invoking it could then look like
eclipsec -application
org.christophe.ReindexProjects MyProject1 MyProject2 MyProject3
If you're interested in seeing this in/contributing
it to CDT then raising a bugzilla would be great,
thanks,
Andrew
> Dear community,
>
> Is it possible to launch the Indexer with a command line, like:
>
> java -jar <eclipse_dir>/plugins/<any_lib>.jar <project_loc>/.cproject
>
> This would allow to plan nightly index rebuilds :o)
>
> Thanks,
> Christophe
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