I think I have worked out the problem and a solution:
Sources sources = ProjectUtils.getSources(project);
SourceGroup sourceGroup =
sources.getSourceGroups(JavaProjectConstants.SOURCES_TYPE_JAVA)[0];
FileObject sgRoot = sourceGroup.getRootFolder();
The plugin is Fred Vinet's ANTLR4 plug in. The plugin adds ANTLR4 support to
Netbeans, i.e. syntax checking / highlighting / completion of the grammar and
an automated build via ANT or Maven. IT implements a very useful "Add ANTLR
support" menu option to the file menu which adapts an ANT or Mave
Sorry, I misunderstood what you were getting at. FQN is:
org.netbeans.modules.java.api.common.classpath.ClassPathModifier
On 2018/05/25 12:57:10, Peter Nabbefeld wrote:
>
> Hi Stephen,
>
> the package is exported as public (not friend), so You should be able to
> look for the implementation
I'll try looking up the pcpmi if the visibility will let me - The pcpmi can at
least provide a list of the extensible source groups, which should lead to the
right value for the second parameter to addLibraries. How do get the list of
types for parameter 3 I wonder?
On 2018/05/25 11:57:42, Pete
Hi Peter,
Thanks for the quick reply.
The plugin adds a library to the classpath, currently by rewriting the projevct
properties file. I am trying to use the API instead. I can get it working using
ProjectClassPathExtender but not ProjectClassPathModifier, which gives me:
Java.lang.UnsupportedOpe
I am currently developing a fix for a bug in a NB 8.2 plugin but I am running
into an issue regarding ProjectClassPathModifier versus
ProjectClassPathExtender. Can someone please direct me to the correct place to
ask a question on such an issue? Thanks.
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Hi,
Can someone please direct me to the correct place for asking questions
regarding plugin devlopment?
I am having trouble contributing a fix to a bug in a third-party NB 8 plugin -
I have a fix using the deprecated ProjectClassPathExtender class but I want to
use the replacement ProjectClassPa
