| Launch an external program [message #328067] |
Tue, 13 May 2008 14:18  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: messineo.rosario.gmail.com
Hi,
I'm configuring an development environment for one embedded language on
Eclipse and I want invoke an external program that already implements some
feature. I'm able to launch it configuring properly a new configuration
from External Tools but I want that user of environment doesn't spend time
to set this configuration manually. My idea would be creating a new plugin
and add to it both the program (written in C#) and something that enables
the launch configuration such as that produced using External Tools menu
manually.
Which could be the best solution to implement my idea?
How can I add launch configuration details to eclipse platform?
Thanks in advance
Rosario
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| Re: Launch an external program [message #328101 is a reply to message #328067] |
Wed, 14 May 2008 03:24  |
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Originally posted by: ronbermejo.nospamm.com
Rosario wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm configuring an development environment for one embedded language on
> Eclipse and I want invoke an external program that already implements some
> feature. I'm able to launch it configuring properly a new configuration
> from External Tools but I want that user of environment doesn't spend time
> to set this configuration manually. My idea would be creating a new plugin
> and add to it both the program (written in C#) and something that enables
> the launch configuration such as that produced using External Tools menu
> manually.
> Which could be the best solution to implement my idea?
> How can I add launch configuration details to eclipse platform?
> Thanks in advance
> Rosario
Hi Rosario,
The easiest way would be to export the launch configuration as a file. In
the 'Common' tab of the External Tools Dialog, you can choose 'Save
As'->'Shared file' and it will save the configuration as a .launch file.
This file can then be shared with your users.
Hth,
Ron
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