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Re: [cdt-dev] How to open a file at a particular function
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Markus,
Almost there now...
I now get a list of all my functions in an IIndexName[]. I can get the files
they are defined in through IIndexName#getFile(). However,
IIndexName#getFileLocation().getStartingLineNumber() always returns zero. The
javaDoc (for IASTFileLocation) states "Locations obtained via the index do not
have line numbers and return 0".
So, (hopefully) one last question: how do obtain the line number?
Thanks very much for you help so far.
Schorn, Markus wrote:
An IBinding does not have a location, you need to obtain a name
(declaration or reference) first.
IIndex.findName(IBinding ...) or similar.
Markus.
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Markus,
OK, I now have an IBinding to my function, but again it's not
obvious how to
turn this into a source file/line number (or a direct way to
open the source
file at the line number). I've tried ILinkage, IScope, ...
Thanks again.
Schorn, Markus wrote:
Far from obvious:
CoreModel.getDefault().getCModel().getCProject(..
Markus.
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Markus,
I've just come to implement this - thanks for the pointer.
One question - how do I convert an IProject (which I have
readily available at
debug time) into its corresponding ICProject?
Thanks
Schorn, Markus wrote:
You should use the interface
org.eclipse.cdt.core.index.IIndex. It's
experimental API but most likely it will only be extended,
not changed.
The interfaces for accessing the index are well documented.
Many of the
testcases in CDT illustrate how to use them,
e.g.: org.eclipse.cdt.internal.index.tests.IndexBugsTests
Markus.
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Hi,
Given a function or method name (as a String), how can I
locate the file it is
defined in and open that file at the function definition? Any
pointers to code,
snippets or docs would be very useful.
Thanks
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