org.eclipse.xtext.ui.editor.quickfix.MarkerResolutionGenerator Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: N4JSUiModule.java    From n4js with Eclipse Public License 1.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Bind custom MarkerResolutionGenerator.
 */

// ==== BEGIN injection work-around ====
// work-around for an injection problem with MarkerResolutionGenerator:
// MarkerResolutionGenerator contains a non-optional injection of IWorkbench which causes problems in
// headless tests; we cannot change that in N4JSMarkerResolutionGenerator, because the field is private
//
// TODO remove work-around when this injection is changed to optional in a future Xtext version
// (also remove related hacks in classes ChangeManager and IssueUtilN4 (search for "==== BEGIN"))
//
// public Class<? extends MarkerResolutionGenerator> bindMarkerResolutionGenerator() {
// return N4JSMarkerResolutionGenerator.class;
// }
public void configureMarkerResolutionGenerator(com.google.inject.Binder binder) {
	if (org.eclipse.ui.PlatformUI.isWorkbenchRunning()) {
		binder.bind(MarkerResolutionGenerator.class).to(N4JSMarkerResolutionGenerator.class);
	}
}
Example #2
Source File: XtextGrammarQuickfixProviderTest.java    From xtext-eclipse with Eclipse Public License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private void assertAndApplyAllResolutions(XtextEditor xtextEditor, String issueCode, int issueDataCount, int issueCount,
		String resolutionLabel) throws CoreException {
	InternalBuilderTest.setAutoBuild(true);
	if (xtextEditor.isDirty()) {
		xtextEditor.doSave(new NullProgressMonitor());
	}
	InternalBuilderTest.fullBuild();
	IXtextDocument document = xtextEditor.getDocument();
	validateInEditor(document);
	List<Issue> issues = getIssues(document);
	assertFalse("Document has no issues, but should.", issues.isEmpty());

	issues.iterator().forEachRemaining((issue) -> {
		assertEquals(issueCode, issue.getCode());
		assertNotNull(issue.getData());
		assertEquals(issueDataCount, issue.getData().length);
	});
	IResource resource = xtextEditor.getResource();
	IMarker[] problems = resource.findMarkers(MarkerTypes.FAST_VALIDATION, true, IResource.DEPTH_INFINITE);
	assertEquals("Resource should have " + issueCount + " error marker.", issueCount, problems.length);
	validateInEditor(document);
	MarkerResolutionGenerator instance = injector.getInstance(MarkerResolutionGenerator.class);
	List<IMarkerResolution> resolutions = Lists.newArrayList(instance.getResolutions(problems[0]));
	assertEquals(1, resolutions.size());
	IMarkerResolution resolution = resolutions.iterator().next();
	assertTrue(resolution instanceof WorkbenchMarkerResolution);
	WorkbenchMarkerResolution workbenchResolution = (WorkbenchMarkerResolution) resolution;
	IMarker primaryMarker = problems[0];
	List<IMarker> others = Lists.newArrayList(workbenchResolution.findOtherMarkers(problems));
	assertFalse(others.contains(primaryMarker));
	assertEquals(problems.length - 1, others.size());
	others.add(primaryMarker);
	workbenchResolution.run(others.toArray(new IMarker[others.size()]), new NullProgressMonitor());
	if (xtextEditor.isDirty()) {
		xtextEditor.doSave(null);
	}
	InternalBuilderTest.cleanBuild();
	problems = resource.findMarkers(MarkerTypes.FAST_VALIDATION, true, IResource.DEPTH_INFINITE);
	assertEquals("Resource should have no error marker.", 0, problems.length);
}
Example #3
Source File: SharedUiModule.java    From dsl-devkit with Eclipse Public License 1.0 2 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Bind MarkerResolutionGenerator.
 *
 * @return WorkbenchMarkerResolutionGenerator
 */
public Class<? extends MarkerResolutionGenerator> bindIMarkerResolutionGenerator() {
  return WorkbenchMarkerResolutionGenerator.class;
}