Examples of IDynamicVariable

org.eclipse.core.variables.IDynamicVariable
A dynamic variable is a variable whose value is computed dynamically by a resolver at the time a string substitution is performed. A dynamic variable is contributed by an extension.
The following is a definition of a dynamic variable that resolves to the name of the selected resource:
```
 <extension point="org.eclipse.core.variables.dynamicVariables"> <variable  name="resource_name" resolver="com.example.ResourceNameResolver" description="The name of the selected resource" supportsArgument="false"> </variable> </extension> 
```
Clients contributing a dynamic variable provide an implementation of {@link org.eclipse.core.variables.IDynamicVariableResolver}.
@since 3.0 @noimplement This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.

Examples of org.eclipse.core.variables.IDynamicVariable

    } else {
      name = text;
    }
    IValueVariable valueVariable = manager.getValueVariable(name);
    if (valueVariable == null) {
      IDynamicVariable dynamicVariable = manager.getDynamicVariable(name);
      if (dynamicVariable == null) {
        // no variables with the given name
        if (reportUndefinedVariables) {
          throw new CoreException(new Status(IStatus.ERROR, VariablesPlugin.getUniqueIdentifier(), VariablesPlugin.INTERNAL_ERROR, NLS.bind(VariablesMessages.StringSubstitutionEngine_3, new String[]{name}), null)); 
        } 
        // leave as is
        return getOriginalVarText(var);
      } 
      
      if (resolveVariables) {
        fSubs = true;
        return dynamicVariable.getValue(arg);
      } 
      //leave as is
      return getOriginalVarText(var);
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.core.variables.IDynamicVariable

        if (!project.getFolder(".bin/platform/system").exists()) {
            project.getFolder(".bin/platform/system").createLink(getKarafPlatformModel().getPluginRootDirectory(), 0, monitor);
        }


        // TODO: Is this the right way to add the current installation?
        final IDynamicVariable eclipseHomeVariable = VariablesPlugin.getDefault().getStringVariableManager().getDynamicVariable("eclipse_home");
        final String eclipseHome = eclipseHomeVariable.getValue("");


        if (!project.getFolder(".bin/platform/eclipse").exists()) {
            project.getFolder(".bin/platform/eclipse").create(true, true, monitor);
        }

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Examples of org.eclipse.core.variables.IDynamicVariable

        newKarafProject.getProjectHandle().getFolder(".bin/platform/lib").createLink(workingPlatformModel.getParentKarafModel().getRootDirectory().append("lib"), 0, monitor);
        newKarafProject.getProjectHandle().getFolder(".bin/platform/system").createLink(workingPlatformModel.getParentKarafModel().getPluginRootDirectory(), 0, monitor);
        newKarafProject.getProjectHandle().getFolder(".bin/runtime").create(true, true, monitor);


        // TODO: Is this the right way to add the current installation?
        final IDynamicVariable eclipseHomeVariable = VariablesPlugin.getDefault().getStringVariableManager().getDynamicVariable("eclipse_home");
        final String eclipseHome = eclipseHomeVariable.getValue("");
        newKarafProject.getProjectHandle().getFolder(".bin/platform/eclipse").create(true, true, monitor);
        newKarafProject.getProjectHandle().getFolder(".bin/platform/eclipse/dropins").createLink(new Path(eclipseHome).append("dropins"), 0, monitor);
        newKarafProject.getProjectHandle().getFolder(".bin/platform/eclipse/plugins").createLink(new Path(eclipseHome).append("plugins"), 0, monitor);


        newKarafProject.getProjectHandle().setPersistentProperty(

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Examples of org.eclipse.core.variables.IDynamicVariable

      public void run() {
        selectionProvider.setSelection(structuredSelection);
      }
    });


    IDynamicVariable dynamicVariable = VariablesPlugin.getDefault()
        .getStringVariableManager().getDynamicVariable(variableName);
    String value = dynamicVariable.getValue(argument);
    assertEquals(expected, value);
  }

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