Package com.intellij.openapi.roots.ui.configuration

Class ProjectSettingsService

java.lang.Object

com.intellij.openapi.roots.ui.configuration.ProjectSettingsService

Direct Known Subclasses:

IdeaProjectSettingsService

public class ProjectSettingsService
extends java.lang.Object

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ProjectSettingsService()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	canOpenContentEntriesSettings()
boolean	canOpenLibraryOrSdkSettings(OrderEntry orderEntry)
boolean	canOpenModuleDependenciesSettings()
boolean	canOpenModuleLibrarySettings()
boolean	canOpenModuleSettings()
Sdk	chooseAndSetSdk() Deprecated. Please use SdkPopupFactory instead. Many usages of that API are too bogus and do duplicate similar code all other the place. It is not even possible to filter unneeded SDK types or SDK instances in the dialog. This method is no longer supported and behaves a bit broken: the first call returns null, the second call may return a chosen SDK from the first call (only once). This is the way to avoid breaking the older code scenarios.
static ProjectSettingsService	getInstance(Project project)
void	openContentEntriesSettings(Module module)
void	openGlobalLibraries()
void	openLibrary(Library library)
void	openLibraryOrSdkSettings(OrderEntry orderEntry)
void	openModuleDependenciesSettings(Module module, OrderEntry orderEntry)
void	openModuleLibrarySettings(Module module)
void	openModuleSettings(Module module)
void	openProjectSettings()
boolean	processModulesMoved(Module[] modules, ModuleGroup targetGroup)
void	showModuleConfigurationDialog(java.lang.String moduleToSelect, java.lang.String editorNameToSelect)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ProjectSettingsService

public ProjectSettingsService()

Method Detail

getInstance

public static ProjectSettingsService getInstance(Project project)

openProjectSettings

public void openProjectSettings()

openGlobalLibraries

public void openGlobalLibraries()

openLibrary

public void openLibrary(Library library)

openModuleSettings

public void openModuleSettings(Module module)

canOpenModuleSettings

public boolean canOpenModuleSettings()

openModuleLibrarySettings

public void openModuleLibrarySettings(Module module)

canOpenModuleLibrarySettings

public boolean canOpenModuleLibrarySettings()

openContentEntriesSettings

public void openContentEntriesSettings(Module module)

canOpenContentEntriesSettings

public boolean canOpenContentEntriesSettings()

openModuleDependenciesSettings

public void openModuleDependenciesSettings(Module module,
                                           OrderEntry orderEntry)

canOpenModuleDependenciesSettings

public boolean canOpenModuleDependenciesSettings()

openLibraryOrSdkSettings

public void openLibraryOrSdkSettings(OrderEntry orderEntry)

canOpenLibraryOrSdkSettings

public boolean canOpenLibraryOrSdkSettings(OrderEntry orderEntry)

processModulesMoved

public boolean processModulesMoved(Module[] modules,
                                   ModuleGroup targetGroup)

showModuleConfigurationDialog

public void showModuleConfigurationDialog(java.lang.String moduleToSelect,
                                          java.lang.String editorNameToSelect)

chooseAndSetSdk

@Deprecated
public Sdk chooseAndSetSdk()

Deprecated. Please use SdkPopupFactory instead. Many usages of that API are too bogus and do duplicate similar code all other the place. It is not even possible to filter unneeded SDK types or SDK instances in the dialog. This method is no longer supported and behaves a bit broken: the first call returns null, the second call may return a chosen SDK from the first call (only once). This is the way to avoid breaking the older code scenarios.