A handmade solution that looks like an Eclipse plugin
First download and install PHP Parser from: php-parser-github a simple example will show you that you can get the class name from the given source code
Source code example
require 'vendor/autoload.php'; use PhpParser\ParserFactory; $parser = (new ParserFactory)->create(ParserFactory::PREFER_PHP7); try { $stmts = $parser->parse('<?php class MyClass_SubDir {private $member;}'); var_dump($stmts); } catch (Error $e) { echo 'Parse Error: ', $e->getMessage(); }
Starting from the command line // Exit
array(1) { [0]=> object(PhpParser\Node\Stmt\Class_)#8 (6) { ["type"]=> int(0) ["extends"]=> NULL ["implements"]=> array(0) { } ["name"]=> string(14) "MyClass_SubDir" ["stmts"]=> array(1) { [0]=> object(PhpParser\Node\Stmt\Property)#7 (3) { ... }
and, as you can see, we can get all the classes that are defined in the current source
--object(PhpParser\Node\Stmt\Class_ | |___ name : MyClass_SubDir
Goals here
- extract the directory name from the class name to do this, you can use `regex` or` explode`
- Move the current file to the desired directory, you can use the `rename` function
Save your PHP code somewhere ... eclipse_plugin.php, for example ..
The next step is to create a batch file that will be connected to Eclipse
Create a bath file in which it will receive 2 arguments from Eclipse
- ** $ 1 **: container location - the absolute path to the selected file in Eclipse
- ** $ 2 **: resource location - the absolute path and name of the selected file in Eclipse (we only need $ 2 :-))
In the batch file, put
php eclipse_plugin.php $1 $2
Note : php must be in PATH environment variables PHP will find its arguments in $argv[0] and $argv[1]
Configure Eclipse
- go to the section "Launching external tools"> "Configuration of external tools"> click "Program section"> "Click the new launch configuration"
- in the Main tab, specify the location of your custom batch file
- Also indicate its working directory
- in the Arguments section, put these arguments $ {container_loc} $ {resource_loc}
Done! , now when you rename your class to Eclipse, just click the Start button :)
NTN