| RE: [pdt-dev] goalEvaluatorFactories extension point — plugin is not activated |
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Thanks for your help. I found out that DefaultPHPGoalEvaluatorFactory has a priority of 10, and I also checked the bin tree on the Build page. Eclipse doesn't warn you if bin is checked out..:S I have the situation that my goalFactory precedes DefaultPHPGoalEvaluatorFactory. this works fine as long as this factory doesn't return null. If I return null, the other factories (in this case DefaultPHPGoalEvaluatorFactory) should return something. However,I get the fact that it doesn't. class PHPGoalEvaluatorFactory: public GoalEvaluator createEvaluator(IGoal goal) {
if (factoryInfos == null) { return null; }
for (int i = 0; i < factoryInfos.length; i++) { GoalEvaluator evaluator = factoryInfos[i].factory.createEvaluator(goal);
if (evaluator != null) { return evaluator;¹ }
} return null; } ¹ the line «return evaluator» will never be reached in that case. I never see the i-counter becoming 1, although there are 2 elements in factoryInfos. Does anyone have a clue about the cause of this strange behaviour? I don't do anything special in my factory, no threads or something. It seems like pdt isn't able to handle a queue of more than one factories. Is createEvaluator not thread safe maybe? From: zhaozhongwei@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx you can try to add breakpoint in class PHPGoalEvaluatorFactory public GoalEvaluator createEvaluator(IGoal goal) {
if (factoryInfos == null) { return null; }
for (int i = 0; i < factoryInfos.length; i++) { GoalEvaluator evaluator = factoryInfos[i].factory.createEvaluator(goal);
if (evaluator != null) { return evaluator; }
} return null; }
to see the GoalEvaluator returned by method createEvaluator.if return a un-null value.i think there must be some relation with the priority. zhao best regards On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 7:22 PM, Sjaak Eenhuis <exceptione@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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