Re: [Codelite-developers] intercept file remove and rename in plugin

[Mattia B. <ma...@de...>]

Eran Ifrah ha scritto:
> Sorry I did a little mess with the emails :D
> 
> Anyways, you are more than welcome to send a patch for adding the
> missing functionality.

  Good :-)

> Remember that whenever the interface between the plugins and the
> application is modified (changing content of event is an example of API
> changes), you need to increase the API version which is located at
> plugin_version.h header file, this makes sure that codelite and the
> plugins shares the same API and void crashes.

  The changes I plan to implement are only additions (adding new
events); does this require an API version bump as well?

Thanks!
Mattia

> On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 6:14 PM, Mattia Barbon <ma...@de...
> <mailto:ma...@de...>> wrote:
> 
>      Hi everybody!
>     I am writing a custom CodeLite plugin to integrate BeRTOS
>     (http://bertos.org/) makefiles in CodeLite (it's nothing complicated:
>     it only needs to intercept file add/delete/rename and update a
>     file list in a Makefile).
> 
>      I had no problem intercepting file additions.
> 
>     For deletions, it seems there is no way to determine the project the
>     file has been removed from, since when the notification is sent the file
>     has already been removed from the project.  At the moment I am iterating
>     over all projects and guessing the right one from project path.  Is
>     there a better way to do it?
> 
>      I found no way to intercept file renames: for each rename I get a file
>     remove event, but the file path passed to the event handler only
>     contains the file name, not the full path like in file add/delete.  I
>     get no add event.  If the intended effect is to send a
>     delete(old file name) + add(new file name) event, I can prepare a patch
>     to that effect.
> 
>     Best regards,
>     Mattia
> 
>     P.S.: please CC me on replies, I am not subscribed
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