On 12/16/2013 03:01 PM, Daniel Megert
wrote:
In most of the places
the Java element
label provider [1] is used to get the image for an element. That
label
provider returns the 'jcu_resource_obj.gif' image for files that
are not
on the Java build path.
Ok, that is a good starting point. I want to overwrite that behavior
in order to achieve that a different icon is shown in some cases.
Thus, I will probably need some time to find out where to do that,
but don't have much time these days. I will send a report when I
found the time to look into that.
Thanks,
Simon
Dani
[1]
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.JavaElementLabelProvider
From:
Simon Schäfer
<mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
jdt-ui-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:
15.12.2013 17:26
Subject:
[jdt-ui-dev]
Icon association for Java "resource" files (files not
on classpath)?
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I hope this list is the right place for kind of
questions
like the
following:
In the Package Explorer View (and probably some other views)
all Java
files that are on the classpath have a different icon than
Java files
which aren't (but are located inside of the project).
I found out that the icon for the former is named jcu_obj.gif
whereas
the latter is named jcu_resource_obj.gif (both are located in
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/icons/full/obj16).
Nevertheless the resource icon is not bound in the plugins.xml
of the
corresponding project and I couldn't find out where the
binding takes
action.
Does anyone know how the binding works or could imagine where
it could
be done?
Simon
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