Examples of org.eclipse.core.resources.ISavedState.lookup()

Class org.eclipse.core.resources.ISavedState

Examples of org.eclipse.core.resources.ISavedState.lookup()

org.eclipse.core.resources.ISavedState.lookup()
Returns the mapped location associated with the given path or null if none. @return the mapped location of a given path @see #getFiles() @see ISaveContext#map(IPath,IPath)

        ISaveParticipant saveParticipant = new BBQSaveParticipant( this);
        ISavedState lastState =
           ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().addSaveParticipant(this, saveParticipant);
        if (lastState == null)
           return;
        IPath location = lastState.lookup(new Path(ENVIRONMENT_FILE_KEY));
        if (location == null)
           return;
        // the plugin instance should read any important state from the file.
        File f = getStateLocation().append(location).toFile();
        if ( f.canRead())

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    // remove target buildstates if the project is removed
    ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().addResourceChangeListener(persistenceStore, IResourceChangeEvent.PRE_DELETE);


    if (lastState == null)
      return;
    IPath location = lastState.lookup(new Path("save"));
    if (location == null)
      return;
    // the plugin instance should read any important state from the file.
    File f = getStateLocation().append(location).toFile();
    persistenceStore.readStateFrom(f);

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