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RE: [platform-dev] Change Resource Path Delimiter
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John,
Thank
you for replying to my question. I didn't mean to
confuse you - yes I am using resource_path and this is expanding the resource
with '\' delimiters.
The
output from when my external tool is called is.
PVCS
Version Manager (VMGUI) v6.7.11 (Build 915.11) for Windows NT/80x86
Copyright
1985-2001 MERANT. All rights reserved.
09:59:51 Sep.22.03 [Error]
The entity (or entities) for
"\cad\src\treasury\oa\pipes\SimpleReportParserPipe.java" could not be
loaded.
I've
tested the behaviour on the command line and get the same error when I specify
\cad\src\treasury\oa\pipes\SimpleReportParserPipe.java as the entity, but
/cad/src/treasury/oa/pipes/SimpleReportParserPipe.java
works.
I've
logged this on Bugzilla 43413.
Regards
Simon
-----Original Message-----
From: John Arthorne
[mailto:John_Arthorne@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 19 September 2003
19:04
To: platform-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE:
[platform-dev] Change Resource Path Delimiter
In your original note, you said you were using
${resource_path}, but now you say you are using ${resource_location} so I am
confused. The "path" variables should always use /, and the "location"
variables should always use the OS path delimiter. If you are seeing
something different, please enter a bug. If this is what you are seeing
but you want it to be changed, then you're out of luck. You'll just have
to convert the separators yourself if you want something different.
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| SimonRichardson2@xxxxxxxxxx Sent by: platform-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx
09/19/2003 06:43 AM Please respond to platform-dev
| To:
platform-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx cc:
Subject: RE: [platform-dev] Change
Resource Path Delimiter |
I also found this
article:
http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.tools/msg56376.html
It's
interesting, because it looks like a previous releases of eclipse had the
behaviour I was after:
"Note that the eclipse platform distingues
carefully between "paths" and
"locations". Paths are always
workspace or project relative, never have
a device, and always use forward
slash. Paths in this context describe
where resources are found in
the workspace, regardless of their location
on disk.
Locations
always refer to places in the file system. These are always
absolute, contain a device if applicable, and use the underlying OS path
separator ('\' in windows)."
I am using resource_loc but it's using
the backwards '\' Windows slash which is not what I want.
>
>
> When running an external tool the ${resource_path} is
>
resolved with platform specific delimiters.
>
> I would like to
specify a '/' as the delimiter - so that the
> ${resource_path} is
resolved using this and not the windows
> '\' - is this
possible?
>
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