Question on CheckoutProvider

Hello ALincoln,

I wonder in IntelliJ 7.0 interface CheckoutProvider has another
structure than in IntelliJ 6.0. This is for 7th version:
public interface CheckoutProvider {
@NonNls ExtensionPointName<CheckoutProvider> EXTENSION_POINT_NAME =
new
ExtensionPointName<CheckoutProvider>("com.intellij.checkoutProvider");
void doCheckout(@Nullable Listener listener);
@NonNls String getVcsName();
interface Listener {
void directoryCheckedOut(File directory);
void checkoutCompleted();
}
}
In case of 6th version CheckoutProvider doesn't use Listener: public
interface CheckoutProvider extends
com.intellij.openapi.components.ApplicationComponent {

void doCheckout();

@org.jetbrains.annotations.NonNls java.lang.String getVcsName(); }

I'm working with IntelliJ 6.0 and in 7th version I use Listener's
methods to start creating new project after checkout has been made, is
there a way(I mean some other class) for 6th version that will allow
to create new project after checkout has been made?

The Listener interface was added exactly in order to support creating new
project after checkout. There is no other way to implement this in 6.0.

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