Correctly initializing and retrieving preferences in a Xtext-based Eclipse Plugin?

Ok, I think I have solved my own problem. I needed to specify the preference store in the init() method as follows.

Ok, I think I have solved my own problem. I needed to specify the preference store in the init() method as follows: package org. Grammaticalframework.eclipse.ui.editor.

Preferences; public class GFLanguageRootPreferencePage extends LanguageRootPreferencePage { ... @Override public void init(IWorkbench workbench) { setPreferenceStore(GFActivator.getInstance(). GetPreferenceStore()); } } I really should have read the articles I linked to more carefully!

Additionally, I also needed to start using org. Grammaticalframework.eclipse. Ui as the qualifier.

– John J. Camilleri Nov 4 at 9:20.

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