| opposite of landmark? [message #56799] |
Tue, 26 August 2008 19:02  |
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Originally posted by: noah.roberts.eng-software.com
I'm working with a cmake project. I have my sources and then a "build"
directory that has all the build crap and is where the executable shows up.
Sometimes when I build or do stuff (not sure what triggers it) the build
directory shows up in my context. I'd like to make it so that it's
exactly the opposite of a landmark in that it NEVER shows up in my
context. To view it or the contents I have to use the alt-click or turn
off filtering.
Is there a way to do this?
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| Re: opposite of landmark? [message #57401 is a reply to message #56799] |
Tue, 09 September 2008 13:25  |
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New or changed files are added to the context when the folder is refreshed.
Your build might trigger this when it completes.
Have you tried setting a filter for the view to not show the build
directory? JDT for instance contributes filters for class files and
directories that contain build artifacts (like the bin/ directory for
plug-ins).
Steffen
Noah Roberts wrote:
> I'm working with a cmake project. I have my sources and then a "build"
> directory that has all the build crap and is where the executable shows
> up.
>
> Sometimes when I build or do stuff (not sure what triggers it) the build
> directory shows up in my context. I'd like to make it so that it's
> exactly the opposite of a landmark in that it NEVER shows up in my
> context. To view it or the contents I have to use the alt-click or turn
> off filtering.
>
> Is there a way to do this?
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| Re: opposite of landmark? [message #57625 is a reply to message #57401] |
Wed, 10 September 2008 11:48 |
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Originally posted by: noah.roberts.eng-software.com
Steffen Pingel wrote:
> New or changed files are added to the context when the folder is refreshed.
> Your build might trigger this when it completes.
>
> Have you tried setting a filter for the view to not show the build
> directory? JDT for instance contributes filters for class files and
> directories that contain build artifacts (like the bin/ directory for
> plug-ins).
How would I go about that? I tried various menus and property windows
but see nothing that would do what you describe.
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> Steffen
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> Noah Roberts wrote:
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>> I'm working with a cmake project. I have my sources and then a "build"
>> directory that has all the build crap and is where the executable shows
>> up.
>>
>> Sometimes when I build or do stuff (not sure what triggers it) the build
>> directory shows up in my context. I'd like to make it so that it's
>> exactly the opposite of a landmark in that it NEVER shows up in my
>> context. To view it or the contents I have to use the alt-click or turn
>> off filtering.
>>
>> Is there a way to do this?
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| Re: opposite of landmark? [message #593088 is a reply to message #56799] |
Tue, 09 September 2008 13:25 |
| Eclipse User |
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New or changed files are added to the context when the folder is refreshed.
Your build might trigger this when it completes.
Have you tried setting a filter for the view to not show the build
directory? JDT for instance contributes filters for class files and
directories that contain build artifacts (like the bin/ directory for
plug-ins).
Steffen
Noah Roberts wrote:
> I'm working with a cmake project. I have my sources and then a "build"
> directory that has all the build crap and is where the executable shows
> up.
>
> Sometimes when I build or do stuff (not sure what triggers it) the build
> directory shows up in my context. I'd like to make it so that it's
> exactly the opposite of a landmark in that it NEVER shows up in my
> context. To view it or the contents I have to use the alt-click or turn
> off filtering.
>
> Is there a way to do this?
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| Re: opposite of landmark? [message #593178 is a reply to message #57401] |
Wed, 10 September 2008 11:48 |
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Originally posted by: noah.roberts.eng-software.com
Steffen Pingel wrote:
> New or changed files are added to the context when the folder is refreshed.
> Your build might trigger this when it completes.
>
> Have you tried setting a filter for the view to not show the build
> directory? JDT for instance contributes filters for class files and
> directories that contain build artifacts (like the bin/ directory for
> plug-ins).
How would I go about that? I tried various menus and property windows
but see nothing that would do what you describe.
>
> Steffen
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> Noah Roberts wrote:
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>> I'm working with a cmake project. I have my sources and then a "build"
>> directory that has all the build crap and is where the executable shows
>> up.
>>
>> Sometimes when I build or do stuff (not sure what triggers it) the build
>> directory shows up in my context. I'd like to make it so that it's
>> exactly the opposite of a landmark in that it NEVER shows up in my
>> context. To view it or the contents I have to use the alt-click or turn
>> off filtering.
>>
>> Is there a way to do this?
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