org.eclipse.xtext.findReferences.IReferenceFinder.Acceptor Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: LabellingReferenceFinder.java    From n4js with Eclipse Public License 1.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
protected Acceptor toAcceptor(IAcceptor<IReferenceDescription> acceptor) {
	return new ReferenceAcceptor(acceptor, getResourceServiceProviderRegistry()) {

		@Override
		public void accept(EObject source, URI sourceURI, EReference eReference, int index, EObject targetOrProxy,
				URI targetURI) {
			// Check if we should ignore named import specifier
			if (N4JSReferenceQueryExecutor.ignoreNamedImportSpecifier && source instanceof NamedImportSpecifier)
				return;

			EObject displayObject = calculateDisplayEObject(source);
			String logicallyQualifiedDisplayName = N4JSHierarchicalNameComputerHelper
					.calculateHierarchicalDisplayName(displayObject, labelProvider, false);
			ICompositeNode srcNode = NodeModelUtils.getNode(source);
			int line = srcNode.getStartLine();
			LabelledReferenceDescription description = new LabelledReferenceDescription(source, displayObject,
					sourceURI,
					targetOrProxy,
					targetURI,
					eReference, index, logicallyQualifiedDisplayName, line);
			accept(description);
		}
	};
}
Example #2
Source File: DelegatingReferenceFinder.java    From xtext-eclipse with Eclipse Public License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
protected Acceptor toAcceptor(IAcceptor<IReferenceDescription> acceptor) {
	return new ReferenceAcceptor(acceptor, resourceServiceProviderRegistry);
}