Eclipse plugins shipped inside the GlistEngine Eclipse bundles
(glistzbin-win64, glistzbin-macos, glistzbin-linux).
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com.aitial.glist.wizards—File > New > Project > GlistApp > GlistApp Projectwizard. Cloneshttps://github.com/GlistEngine/GlistApp, resets git history, lets the user pick a project type and plugins, injects the chosen plugin list intoCMakeLists.txt, imports the project, creates a CDT run configuration, and opensgCanvas.cpp/gCanvas.h.Also includes an
org.eclipse.ui.startup(IStartup) hook: on every Eclipse boot it walks the canonical Glist layout (resolved relative to the workspace location — no baked-in absolute paths) and imports any projects it finds that aren't already in the workspace. On a fresh install with no apps, it bootstraps a starterGlistAppautomatically. -
com.aitial.glist.refactoring— adds a Rename GlistApp Project... context-menu action to every CDT project. Renames the workspace project, moves the on-disk folder, and rewrites matching CDT run configurations.
Both plugins resolve <GLIST_HOME> at runtime from the workspace location:
<GLIST_HOME>/
├── GlistEngine/engine/
├── myglistapps/<AppName>/
├── glistplugins/<PluginName>/
└── zbin/<glistzbin-os>/eclipse/
├── eclipsecpp{,-arm64,-x86_64}/
└── workspace/ <-- ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().getRoot()
GLIST_HOME = workspace/../../../.. — so the same JAR works for any user, any
arch, anywhere the zbin is extracted.
Requires an Eclipse 2025-12+ install (for the JRE 21 + plugin classpath). The build script discovers every plugin under this repo and produces one JAR per plugin into the plugin's own directory.
# macOS (Apple Silicon)
export ECLIPSE_HOME=~/dev/glist/zbin/glistzbin-macos/eclipse/eclipsecpp-arm64/Eclipse.app/Contents/Eclipse
./build.sh
# macOS (Intel)
export ECLIPSE_HOME=~/dev/glist/zbin/glistzbin-macos/eclipse/eclipsecpp-x86_64/Eclipse.app/Contents/Eclipse
./build.sh
# Linux
export ECLIPSE_HOME=~/dev/glist/zbin/glistzbin-linux/eclipse/eclipsecpp
./build.shREM Windows
set ECLIPSE_HOME=C:\dev\glist\zbin\glistzbin-win64\eclipse\eclipsecpp
build.batBoth scripts iterate every subdirectory with META-INF/MANIFEST.MF, parse the
base version (x.y.z) from Bundle-Version, stamp a fresh timestamp suffix,
compile against Eclipse's bundled plugin classpath, and emit
<symbolic-name>_<base>.<timestamp>.jar. Compiled JARs are platform-neutral —
build once on any OS, ship the same artefact to every zbin.
The zbin builders pick the JARs up automatically; see InstallScripts/tools/zbin-builders/README.md.
- Create a subdirectory with the standard PDE layout:
com.aitial.glist.<thing>/ META-INF/MANIFEST.MF (Bundle-SymbolicName + Bundle-Version: x.y.z.qualifier) plugin.xml build.properties src/<package>/*.java icons/ (optional) - Run
./build.sh— your plugin gets discovered and built automatically. - Re-run the macOS zbin builder; the new JAR is registered in
bundles.infoalongside the others.
Same terms as GlistEngine — see LICENSE.