| API Documentation: | GenerateIdeaWorkspace |
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Generates an IDEA workspace file *only* for root project. There's little you can configure about workspace generation at the moment.
| Property | Description |
inputFile | The input file to load the initial configuration from. Defaults to the output file. If the specified input file does not exist, this task uses some default initial configuration. |
outputFile | The output file to write the final configuration to. |
File inputFile
The input file to load the initial configuration from. Defaults to the output file. If the specified input file does not exist, this task uses some default initial configuration.
File outputFile
The output file to write the final configuration to.
- Default with
ideaplugin: ${project.projectDir}/${project.name}.iws
| Method | Description |
beforeConfigured(closure) | Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in |
beforeConfigured(action) | Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in |
whenConfigured(closure) | Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in |
whenConfigured(action) | Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in |
withXml(closure) | Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in |
withXml(action) | Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in |
void beforeConfigured(Closure closure)
Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in IdeaProject or
EclipseProject.
Adds a closure to be called before the domain object is configured by this task. The domain object is passed as a parameter to the closure.
The closure is executed after the domain object has been loaded from the input file. Using this method allows you to change the domain object in some way before the task configures it.
void beforeConfigured(Action<? super T> action)
Action<? super T>Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in IdeaProject or
EclipseProject.
Adds an action to be called before the domain object is configured by this task. The domain object is passed as a parameter to the action.
The action is executed after the domain object has been loaded from the input file. Using this method allows you to change the domain object in some way before the task configures it.
void whenConfigured(Closure closure)
Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in IdeaProject or
EclipseProject.
Adds a closure to be called after the domain object has been configured by this task. The domain object is passed as a parameter to the closure.
The closure is executed just before the domain object is written to the output file. Using this method allows you to override the configuration applied by this task.
void whenConfigured(Action<? super T> action)
Action<? super T>Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in IdeaProject or
EclipseProject.
Adds an action to be called after the domain object has been configured by this task. The domain object is passed as a parameter to the action.
The action is executed just before the domain object is written to the output file. Using this method allows you to override the configuration applied by this task.
void withXml(Closure closure)
Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in IdeaProject or
EclipseProject.
Adds a closure to be called when the XML document has been created. The XML is passed to the closure as a
parameter in form of a XmlProvider. The closure can modify the XML before
it is written to the output file.
void withXml(Action<? super XmlProvider> action)
Action<? super XmlProvider>Deprecated. Moved to the relevant type. Where? For starters, see examples in IdeaProject or
EclipseProject.
Adds an action to be called when the XML document has been created. The XML is passed to the action as a
parameter in form of a XmlProvider. The action can modify the XML before
it is written to the output file.