Dne 30.7.2018 v 22:53 [email protected] napsal(a):
I'm a little bit new to some of the NetBeans terminologies (i.e. Nodes etc), but I can try my best to
explain. I'm thinking in terms of how the "Run Project" button works in the main toolbar, and how
that must determine which project to run somehow. That project that it "chooses to run" is what I
mean by the "current" project.
I hope that is more specific :) Thanks for your reply
OK. Given your action is in the main toolbar, you could do something like:
Lookup lkp = Utilities.actionsGlobalContext();
// there may be more projects; you can do lkp.lookupAll() and
// iterate through them somehow
Project prj = lkp.lookup(Project.class);
if (prj == null) {
// fallback, no project present explicitly, let's lookup a file
// and its owning project:
FileObject f = lkp.lookup(FileObject.class);
prj = FileOwnerQuery.getOwner(f);
}
if (prj != null) {
// do with prj whatever you want
}
-S.
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