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Getting problem markers attached to newly defined problem categories [message #306566] Wed, 02 August 2006 08:03
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Originally posted by: M.Provo.Kluit.topdesk.com

I am working on an Eclipse plug-in which checks code for programmer
mistakes and bad practices. It defines a set of code checks and quick
fixes. These code checks define their own categories:

<extension
point="net.sourceforge.arguscodewatch.codeCheck">
<categoryName
description="%workInProgress_description"
id="workInProgress">
</categoryName>
...

These categories are visible in a preference page.

In Eclipse 3.2 it is possible to group problem markers. I found out how to
define my own categories.

<markerGrouping
label="Another group"
id="anotherGroup"/>

However, I do not want yet another category. I want all my problems listed
under "Java Problem Type". And by that, I mean in categories under this
category. For example: "Deprecation", "Potential Programming Problems",
etc. The problem is: everything is now categorized under "Other Problems".

Question is: how do I put my code checks under these categories in "Java
Problem Type" and how do I define my own categories in this category?

I have been searching for days, and all I can find is a single page
explaining briefly org.eclipse.ui.ide.markerSupport. Because 3.2 is at
this time of writing the most up-to-date version, I understand there is
little documentation about this feature, so that's why I ask here. Maybe
there are people here who understand this feature.

Thanks in advance.
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