Java Code Examples for org.eclipse.lsp4j.TextDocumentContentChangeEvent#getText()
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Example 1
Source File: XDocument.java From n4js with Eclipse Public License 1.0 | 6 votes |
/** * As opposed to {@link TextEdit}[] the positions in the edits of a {@link DidChangeTextDocumentParams} refer to the * state after applying the preceding edits. See * https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specification#textedit-1 and * https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/23173#issuecomment-289378160 for details. * * @return a new document with an incremented version and the text document changes applied. * @since 2.18 */ @Override public XDocument applyTextDocumentChanges(Iterable<? extends TextDocumentContentChangeEvent> changes) { XDocument currentDocument = this; int newVersion = currentDocument.version + 1; for (TextDocumentContentChangeEvent change : changes) { String newContent; Range range = change.getRange(); if (range == null) { newContent = change.getText(); } else { int start = currentDocument.getOffSet(range.getStart()); int end = currentDocument.getOffSet(range.getEnd()); String oldContents = currentDocument.contents; newContent = oldContents.substring(0, start) + change.getText() + oldContents.substring(end); } currentDocument = new XDocument(newVersion, newContent, printSourceOnError, true); } return currentDocument; }
Example 2
Source File: Document.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * As opposed to {@link TextEdit}[] the positions in the edits of a {@link DidChangeTextDocumentParams} refer to the * state after applying the preceding edits. See * https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specification#textedit-1 and * https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/23173#issuecomment-289378160 for details. * * @return a new document with an incremented version and the text document changes applied. * @since 2.18 */ public Document applyTextDocumentChanges(Iterable<? extends TextDocumentContentChangeEvent> changes) { Document currentDocument = this; Integer newVersion = null; if (currentDocument.version != null) { newVersion = Integer.valueOf(currentDocument.version.intValue() + 1); } for (TextDocumentContentChangeEvent change : changes) { final String newContent; if (change.getRange() == null) { newContent = change.getText(); } else { int start = currentDocument.getOffSet(change.getRange().getStart()); int end = currentDocument.getOffSet(change.getRange().getEnd()); newContent = currentDocument.contents.substring(0, start) + change.getText() + currentDocument.contents.substring(end); } currentDocument = new Document(newVersion, newContent, printSourceOnError); } return currentDocument; }
Example 3
Source File: OpenFileContext.java From n4js with Eclipse Public License 1.0 | 5 votes |
public void refreshOpenFile(@SuppressWarnings("unused") int version, Iterable<? extends TextDocumentContentChangeEvent> changes, CancelIndicator cancelIndicator) { if (mainResource == null) { throw new IllegalStateException("trying to refresh a resource that was not yet initialized: " + mainURI); } if (!mainResource.isLoaded()) { throw new IllegalStateException("trying to refresh a resource that is not yet loaded: " + mainURI); } // TODO GH-1774 the following is only necessary for changed files (could be moved to #updateDirtyState()) ResourceSet resSet = getResourceSet(); for (Resource res : new ArrayList<>(resSet.getResources())) { if (res != mainResource) { res.unload(); // TODO GH-1774 better way to do this? (unload is expensive due to re-proxyfication) resSet.getResources().remove(res); } } for (TextDocumentContentChangeEvent change : changes) { Range range = change.getRange(); int start = range != null ? document.getOffSet(range.getStart()) : 0; int end = range != null ? document.getOffSet(range.getEnd()) : document.getContents().length(); String replacement = change.getText(); document = document.applyTextDocumentChanges(Collections.singletonList(change)); mainResource.update(start, end - start, replacement); } resolveAndValidateOpenFile(cancelIndicator); }