eclipse-rcp

I am new to eclipse plugin development. I would like to customise some of the eclipse functionalities in my plugin. So I would like to know, what happens in the background when I do some operation in eclipse. For e.g., File->New->Project. I need the logs/Trace of which plugin/Class/Function is called? You can use the -debug <path to options file> argument when you start Eclipse to specify the path of a debug options file which is used to enable various debug tracing options. You may also want to use the -consoleLog argument. A example options file would be: # Turn on debugging for the org

How do I get the xml dom node and xpath to where my cursor is in an Eclipse custom XML editor that I am building. It is a textEditor. I am implementing IContentAssistProcessor thus far. You can get the position of the cursor in the text editor and you can implement an XML reader that stores the locations of the XML nodes using the SAX Locator . For a mouse event, you could then scan the document and find the best matching node. I am not sure how performant this is but this is where I would start. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44742478/how-do-i-get-the-xml-dom-node-of-where-my-cursor

I am using JFreeChart library to plot something in an Eclipse view and currently my code for view initialization looks as follows: @Override public void createPartControl(Composite parent) { JFreeChart chart = null; // Created via different object chart = graph.createLineChart("Test Graph", "x", "y"); ChartComposite frame = new ChartComposite(parent, SWT.NONE, chart, true); frame.setRangeZoomable(false); parent.layout(true); } I wanted to add scrolling to my graph when the user zooms in, but so far all the examples that I found (in the demo package, here , and other sources) are based on Swing

IResourceChangeListener listens to changes in project workspace for example if the editor part file name has changed. I want to know how to access that particular EditorPart and change its title name accordingly (e.g. with .setPartName ), or maybe the refresh the editor so that it shows the new name automatically. Ideal would be if the IResourceChangeListener has a Rename event type but does not seem to be the case . Reference question . The IResourceChangeListener does fire for rename/move events using a combination of the REMOVED kind and a MOVED_TO flag). You can test for that in the

In my eclispe rcp application I added a package explorer adding org.eclipse.jdt.ui When I use my rcp-app, as I create a new Project by "New Project Wizard" to add a "General Project", the project is correctely created, but the corresponding icon in package explorer view is not loaded. What is the plugin I have to add to my application to see that all the (platform) Icons correctly ? Thanks a lot This is a known issue in Eclipse RCP applications. https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=234252 The work around is to add some code to your ApplicationWorkbenchAdvisor.java Here's some more