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[Dltk-dev] eclipse java like behaviour of parsing and managing files in a project with DLTK
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- From: Sebastian Rheinnecker <rheinnec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2011 20:44:55 +0100
- Delivered-to: dltk-dev@eclipse.org
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hi there,
in DLTK, as for now, files are only parsed when the editor is called
on a file. Is there a way to achieve a parsing strategy similar to the
eclipse java perspective? In which alle files of a project are parsed
together?
Also: currently i'm storing some values that are parsed in files in a
library of the plug-in. Thus, when a file is deleted (Navigator Right
Click -> Delete) the library contains values that are not persistent
(because the corresponding files are not existing anymore). Is there a
way to catch the delete file command to keep my library up to date?
regards
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Sebastian Rheinnecker
Universität Tübingen