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Re: [subversive-dev] svn not detected in linked resources ?
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Unfortunately I haven't worked with CDT at all, so there are some points
I can't figure out, it seems. Let's check a few of different project
layouts:
1) If we think in terms of typical Eclipse IDE workspace layout, it will
be something like this:
workspace
workspace/project_1
workspace/project_1/src
workspace/project_1/.project
workpsace/project_2
workspace/project_1/src
workspace/project_2/.project
2) Now if we add SVN into the equation we will get something like this:
workspace
workspace/project_1
workspace/project_1/.svn
workspace/project_1/src
workspace/project_1/src/.svn
workspace/project_1/.project
workpsace/project_2
workspace/project_2/.svn
workspace/project_2/src
workspace/project_2/src/.svn
workspace/project_2/.project
In other words each and every project is the separate SVN working copy
itself.
3) If we use some specific tools like maven, for example, then it could
be like this:
workspace
workspace/.svn
workspace/project_1
workspace/project_1/.svn
workspace/project_1/src
workspace/project_1/src/.svn
workspace/project_1/.project
workpsace/project_2
workspace/project_2/.svn
workspace/project_2/src
workspace/project_2/src/.svn
workspace/project_2/.project
In this case every project is related to the same working copy with its
root placed in the workspace.
So, to sum it up, if I where to add actual processing of the linked
nodes, I need them to be files or folders, that are placed somewhere
inside the actual Eclipse project (project_1 or project_2 in my
examples) or, in the worst case, inside the workspace root in the third
case. Unfortunately I can't clearly see the whole actual structure of
the SVN project in your example. So, I'll really appreciate it if you
could please provide me with an example of resource tree, starting from
the root of SVN working copy (where the top .svn folder is placed) and
point where the .project file is placed and to where it is linked.
Probably the best way to see it will be a sample project. If that is the
case, then we also have two options:
1) You could send me a sample of a CDT project
2) You could teach me where I should get right CDT version and how to
create and configure the project, so I'll reproduce the situation by myself.
P.S.
Actually, for now I've an idea of how it looks like, and if everything
really is working as I suppose it is, then it is possible, that I'll be
able to find a solution that will not require any further efforts from
your side.
Best regards,
Alexander.
21.11.2011 18:34, Alexander Neundorf пишет:
On Monday 21 November 2011, Alexander Gurov wrote:
Hi Alexander,
Subversive does not work with linked resources, as they're unrelated to
the SVN working copy (they-re external resources in general).
Are these files related to the actual project in your case and just
linked to a different folder in the same project?
If so, then something could be done there probably and I need to
investigate the issue. If these resources are unrelated to the project
and its working copy, then there is nothing that could be done.
From the Eclipse point of view, it is just some external directory.
But actually this external directory _is_ the root directory of the project,
i.e. it is the top level directory of the checked out source tree.
But, since doing an out-of-source build using cmake, the generated .project
file for Eclipse is not located in that top level source directory, but in the
top level directory of the build tree (since out-of-source builds are not
allowed to create anything inside the source tree, so multiple out-of-source
builds for the same source tree don't interfere).
So for Eclipse it is just a directory somewhere outside, but actually it is
the project root.
I tried to show that here with this example:
Source tree:
src/automoc/
src/automoc/.svn/
src/automoc/CMakeLists.txt
src/automoc/main.cpp
And a build tree for this source tree:
src/automoc-build/
src/automoc-build/.project
src/automoc-build/.cproject
src/automoc-build/Makefile
src/automoc-build/CMakeCache.txt
src/automoc-build/main.o
src/automoc-build/automoc
The generated project file src/automoc-build/.project now contains a link
"[Source directory]", which points to the actual source directory, i.e.
src/automoc/.
Does this explain the situation ?
What I could do if necessary:
* I (i.e. cmake) could add entries to the generated .project file (if there
are entries which would help)
* I (i.e. cmake) could create e.g. a .subversive file next to the .project
file and put some information in it, if this would help
Alex
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