org.eclipse.core.resources
Interface ICommand

All Known Implementing Classes:

BuildCommand

public interface ICommand

A builder command names a builder and supplies a table of name-value argument pairs.

Changes to a command will only take effect if the modified command is installed into a project description via IProjectDescription.setBuildSpec(ICommand[]).

See Also:

IProjectDescription

Method Summary

java.util.Map	getArguments() Returns a table of the arguments for this command, or null if there are no arguments.
java.lang.String	getBuilderName() Returns the name of the builder to run for this command, or null if the name has not been set.
boolean	isBuilding(int kind) Returns whether this build command responds to the given kind of build.
boolean	isConfigurable() Returns whether this command allows configuring of what kinds of builds it responds to.
void	setArguments(java.util.Map args) Sets this command's arguments to be the given table of name-values pairs, or to null if there are no arguments.
void	setBuilderName(java.lang.String builderName) Sets the name of the builder to run for this command.
void	setBuilding(int kind, boolean value) Specifies whether this build command responds to the provided kind of build.

Method Detail

getArguments

java.util.Map getArguments()

Returns a table of the arguments for this command, or null if there are no arguments. The argument names and values are both strings.

Returns:

a table of command arguments (key type : String value type : String), or null

See Also:

setArguments(Map)

getBuilderName

java.lang.String getBuilderName()

Returns the name of the builder to run for this command, or null if the name has not been set.

Returns:

the name of the builder, or null if not set

See Also:

setBuilderName(String)

isBuilding

boolean isBuilding(int kind)

Returns whether this build command responds to the given kind of build.

By default, build commands respond to all kinds of builds.

Parameters:

kind - One of the *_BUILD constants defined on IncrementalProjectBuilder

Returns:

true if this build command responds to the specified kind of build, and false otherwise.

Since:

3.1

See Also:

setBuilding(int, boolean)

isConfigurable

boolean isConfigurable()

Returns whether this command allows configuring of what kinds of builds it responds to. By default, commands are only configurable if the corresponding builder defines the isConfigurable() attribute in its builder extension declaration. A command that is not configurable will always respond to all kinds of builds.

Returns:

true If this command allows configuration of what kinds of builds it responds to, and false otherwise.

Since:

3.1

See Also:

setBuilding(int, boolean)

setArguments

void setArguments(java.util.Map args)

Sets this command's arguments to be the given table of name-values pairs, or to null if there are no arguments. The argument names and values are both strings.

Individual builders specify their argument expectations.

Note that modifications to the arguments of a command being used in a running builder may affect the run of that builder but will not affect any subsequent runs. To change a command permanently you must install the command into the relevant project build spec using IProjectDescription.setBuildSpec(ICommand[]).

Parameters:

args - a table of command arguments (keys and values must both be of type String), or null

See Also:

getArguments()

setBuilderName

void setBuilderName(java.lang.String builderName)

Sets the name of the builder to run for this command.

The builder name comes from the extension that plugs in to the standard org.eclipse.core.resources.builders extension point.

Parameters:

builderName - the name of the builder

See Also:

getBuilderName()

setBuilding

void setBuilding(int kind,
                 boolean value)

Specifies whether this build command responds to the provided kind of build.

When a command is configured to not respond to a given kind of build, the builder instance will not be called when a build of that kind is initiated.

This method has no effect if this build command does not allow its build kinds to be configured.

Parameters:

kind - One of the *_BUILD constants defined on IncrementalProjectBuilder

value - true if this build command responds to the specified kind of build, and false otherwise.

Since:

3.1

See Also:

isBuilding(int), isConfigurable(), IWorkspace.build(int, IProgressMonitor), IProject.build(int, IProgressMonitor)