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Contributing to Eclipse: Principles, Patterns, and Plug-Ins

by Eric Newcomer

Publisher : Addison Wesley Professional

Pub Date :October 20, 2003

ISBN : 0-321-20575-8

Pages : 416

The Eclipse Series

Chapter 1. The Big Picture

Part: I Circle Zero: Hello World

Section 2.1. Setting Up a Workspace

Section 2.2. Browsing and Searching Source

Section 2.3. Forward Pointers

Section 3.1. Declaration/Implementation Split

Section 3.2. Hello Button

Section 3.3. Saying â€œHelloâ€

Section 3.4. Forward Pointers

Part: II Circle One: Basic Plug-In

Section 4.1. JUnit by Example

Section 4.2. JUnit Integration

Section 5.1. Forward Pointers

Section 10.1. Package the Plug-In

Section 10.2. Bundling the Plug-In into a Feature

Section 10.3. Contributing

Section 10.4. Forward Pointers

Section 12.1. PDE JUnit

Section 12.2. A Test Project Fixture

Section 12.3. Testing the Contributed JUnit Plug-In

Section 12.4. And Nowâ€¦

Part: III Circle Two: The Rest of the Plug-In

Section 13.1. Contributing a View

Section 13.2. Listening to Testing Progress

Section 13.3. Changing Colors

Section 14.1. Creating Context Menus

Section 14.2. Contributing Menu Items

Section 14.3. Forward Pointers

Section 16.1. Test for a Marker

Section 16.2. Passing the Project

Section 16.3. Creating Markers

Section 16.4. Deleting Markers

Section 16.5. Marker Images

Section 16.6. Marker Resolution

Section 18.1. Resource Listeners Versus Builders

Section 18.2. Using Natures to Configure Builders

Section 18.3. Forward Pointers

Section 20.1. IStatus, CoreException

Section 20.2. Presenting Exceptions in an Error Dialog

Section 20.3. Logging Errors

Section 21.1. Forward Pointers

Section 22.1. Testing Marker Resolution

Section 22.2. Build and Rerun

Section 22.3. Showing Progress

Section 22.4. Rerunning the Test

Section 22.5. Forward Pointers

Section 23.1. TestResult

Section 23.2. The Test

Section 23.3. The View

Section 23.4. TestReportLabelProvider

Section 23.5. TestReportContentProvider

Section 23.6. Handling Events

Section 23.7. Forward Pointers

Section 24.1. Contributing an Editor

Section 24.2. Contributing a Contributor

Section 24.3. Forward Pointers

Section 25.1. Testing Color

Section 25.2. Observing Changes

Section 25.3. Reacting to Changes

Section 25.4. Forward Pointers

Section 26.1. Views in Perspective

Section 26.2. Show View Menu

Section 26.3. Forward Pointers

Section 27.1. Top-Level Help

Section 27.2. Integrated Help

Section 27.3. Context-Sensitive Help

Section 27.4. Forward Pointers

Section 28.1. Externalizing Strings from the Manifest Files

Section 28.2. Externalizing Strings from Code

Section 28.3. Accessibility

Section 28.4. Forward Pointers

Section 29.1. Defining the API

Section 29.2. Exporting Classes

Section 29.3. Separating Published from Internal Packages

Section 29.4. Separating Core from UI

Section 29.5. Publishing an Extension Pointâ€”Extension Point Schemas

Section 29.6. Forward Pointers

Section 30.1. Contributing

Section 30.2. Redeploying the Plug-In

Section 30.3. Where to Go Next?

Part: IV Circle Three: Pattern Stories

Section 31.1. Extension Object/Extension Interface

Section 31.2. Surfacing Interfaces Using IAdaptable

Section 31.3. AdapterFactoriesâ€”Adding Interfaces to Existing Types

Section 32.1. Accessing File-System Resourcesâ€”Proxy and Bridge

Section 32.2. The Workspaceâ€”Composite

Section 32.3. Traversing the Resource Treeâ€”Visitor

Section 32.4. Tracking Resource Changesâ€”Observer

Section 32.5. Batching Changesâ€”Execute Around Method

Section 33.1. From Resources to Java Elementsâ€”Adapter

Section 33.2. Java Elementsâ€”(Virtual) Proxy

Section 33.3. The Java Element Treeâ€”Composite

Section 33.4. Type Hierarchiesâ€”Objectifying an Association

Section 33.5. Traversing the Java Model

Section 33.6. Tracking Java Element Changesâ€”Observer

Section 33.7. Collecting Resultsâ€”Builder

Section 33.8. Abstract Syntax Tree Analysisâ€”Visitor

Section 34.1. Composing Widgetsâ€”Composite

Section 34.2. Defining the Layoutâ€”Strategy

Section 34.3. Responding to Eventsâ€”Observer

Section 35.1. Viewers: Connecting a Widget to a Modelâ€”Pluggable Adapter

Section 35.2. Viewers: Customizing a Viewer without Subclassingâ€”Strategy

Section 35.3. Actionsâ€”Command

Section 36.1. Implementing the Lazy Loading Ruleâ€”Virtual Proxies

Section 36.2. Persisting UI Stateâ€”Memento

Section 36.3. Workbench Servicesâ€”IAdaptable

Section 37.1. Final Forward Pointers

Section 37.2. An Invitation to Contribute

Part: V Appendices

Section A.1. TestRunner

Section A.2. SocketTestRunner

Next: EMF.Edit API

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