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by ralf.zahn » Wed Jan 19, 2011 11:28 pm
Hi,
is there any documentation how to write custom violation resolutions? I can implement simple AbstractAuditViolationResolution subclasses that use the TextualResourceEditor instance to modify text.
But I need to implement a resolution that uses some of the JDT's actions like org.eclipse.jdt.ui.actions.AddJavaDocStubAction.
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by ralf.zahn » Wed Jan 19, 2011 11:30 pm
In addition, here's my implementation of this violation that does not work correctly, if there are multiple resolutions within a single Java source file, because the editor does not recognize changes made by the resolution.
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public void resolve(final AuditViolation violation,
final TextualResourceEditor editor, final IProgressMonitor monitor)
throws ResolutionException {
try {
final IWorkbenchPartSite site =
PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getActivePage()
.getActivePart().getSite();
final AddJavaDocStubAction action = new AddJavaDocStubAction(site);
final IJavaElement element =
violation.getCompilationUnit().getElementAt(
violation.getHighlightStart());
if( element instanceof IMember ) {
final IMember member = (IMember) element;
action.run(new StructuredSelection(member));
}
super.resolve(violation, editor, monitor);
} catch( final JavaModelException e ) {
throw new ResolutionException(e);
} finally {
editor.doneEditing();
}
}
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by gnebling » Tue Apr 19, 2011 8:08 am
No, there isn't any documentation.
I'm not sure how someone could do that. If you were guaranteed that no other resolutions would be applied at the same time, then you could ignore the editor and simply invoke the action. But if multiple edits might be getting made then there's a possibility for confusion because the text editor won't have the result of any changes that the action might make.
I would try to just run the action in the resolution and see whether there are any problems.
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