[Builder] - Enhancement - Updates Builder StaticImports.py #358
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Changes the name of build StaticImport.py to Build IDE Integration Adds additional information into thee docstring of StaticImports.py Removes RegisterPlugin from StaticImports.py Creates symbolic links for CorePluginModule and UserPluginModule. Adds eg\CorePluginModule and eg\UserPluginModule to gitignore
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So if i understand correct, this will only be needed once (when i setup my development environment) and not for building an EventGhost exe? Then i would propose to remove it from Builder and make it runable standalone. Show a Dialog with the information what it does and give the user the choice of continue or abort.
Do the symbolic links be visible in explorer? I ask because i think i never used symbolic links before. Can they be deleted or changed? (Mabye add that info also to the docstring.)
| if not CreateSymbolicLinkW(lpSymlinkFileName, lpTargetFileName, dwFlags): | ||
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| 'Build IDE Integration: ' | ||
| 'Unable to create symbolic links user MUST ' |
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'Unable to create symbolic links**,** user MUST '
'be in the Administrators group**.**'
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Yeah I can do that. The StaticImports has always been in the builder. I simply changed the name so people will know what it actually does. A symlink is visible in explorer. Think of a symlink like a Pointer when programming. It simply points to a location. But in reality it contains nothing it's self. You can delete a symlink like any other file or folder. Except when you delete a symlink folder it does not delete the data that is conatined in it. It simply deletes the pointer. I did the symlinks so you can do And it will code complete and also show you a list of all of the plugins. Right now there is a large chunk of code in eg/init.py that I can move to StaticImports. I will clean it out and do a try except to import StaticImports. If it is there then it will work it's magic. What I did is I have a copy of EG that is only for purposes of setting the environment. I do not modify it. It never gets run. It is only there for use with PyCharm. |
Changes the name of Build StaticImport.py to Build IDE Integration (StaticImports.py)
Adds additional information into the docstring of StaticImports.py
Removes RegisterPlugin from StaticImports.py
Creates symbolic links for CorePluginModule and UserPluginModule.
Adds eg\CorePluginModule and eg\UserPluginModule to gitignore