Re: [cdt-dev] Templates: how to use the help= attribute

[Andrew.Ferguson@xxxxxxxxxxx]

> Thanks for the tip. Does this mean that I can
define a context somewhere:
> 
>      <contexts>
>        <context id="org.eclipse.cdt.ui.MyPropertyGroup">
>          <description>My Property Group
Help</description>
>          <topic href=""
 label="My Help"/>
>        </context>
>        ...
>      </contexts.

The plugin qualifier part of the id attribute ("org.eclipse.cdt.ui")
comes from
the plugin attribute in the extension-point - so in
this case you'd have:

plugin.xml:
    <extension
            point="org.eclipse.help.contexts">
        <context>
            file="contexts.xml"
            plugin="org.eclipse.cdt.ui">
        </contexts>
    </extension>

contexts.xml:
    <contexts>
        <context id="MyPropertyGroup">
            <description>My Property
Group Help</description>
            <topic href=""
 label="My Help"/>
        </context>
        ...
    </contexts>

I've attached a patch to 218486 that shows how you'd
theoretically do this for one of the
plug-ins built in to the managedbuilder:
    https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/attachment.cgi?id=89389

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