Post compile api
Are there any hooks in the OpenApi that allow me to write a plug-in that
runs after compiling? I looked through both the 3.0.4 and latest EAP
OpenApi javadocs, but couldn't find anything related to running after
compilation. Specifically, I want to write something that will do JDO
Enhancement after IntelliJ has compiled everything. I currently have an ant
task that does it, but the internal compiler is much faster.
Nathan
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The way I usually do this is write a wrapper for the action
and register that with the ActionManager instead of the action.
Not sure if this will work for compiling triggered by Run.
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You do know that you can run an ant task automatically after compilation,
right..?
Vil.
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I know you can run an ant task, I was just hoping that not having to start
ant would speed up the process.
Nathan
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I am working on a similar problem - doing code hotswapping after a successful compile on a running application. I currently pop up a dialog for the user to hit 'OK' when the compile completes, but obviously it would be nice to get some notification when the compiler completes it's task.
Wrapping around the exisiting 'make' action lets me trigger the make action, but I still don't get any notification when the compiling completes, and apparently it does this asynchronously. Is there any way to know with certainty when the compiler is finished?
I can't use an ant task in this situation, because I also need to execute some code before the compile action.
Then may be you can add some votes to my feature request -"Slow Ant start-up - 'Ant Console' to rescue"
http://www.intellij.net/tracker/idea/viewSCR?publicId=23514
Or use Ant Console by yourself (like I do) which eliminates completely the problem of Ant start time
Another workaround to consider is to add a listener to the VirtualFileSystem of the CompilerOutput path, and check whether any class files have changed.