Examples with NonNull com.android.annotations.NonNull used on opensource projects

Example 56 with NonNull

use of com.android.annotations.NonNull in project kotlin by JetBrains.

the class PermissionFinder method getPermissionRequirement.

@NonNull
private Result getPermissionRequirement(@NonNull PsiField field, @NonNull UAnnotation annotation) {
    PermissionRequirement requirement = PermissionRequirement.create(annotation);
    PsiClass containingClass = field.getContainingClass();
    String name = containingClass != null ? containingClass.getName() + "." + field.getName() : field.getName();
    assert name != null;
    return new Result(mOperation, requirement, name);
}

Example 57 with NonNull

use of com.android.annotations.NonNull in project android by JetBrains.

the class DomPsiParser method getLocation.

@NonNull
@Override
public Location getLocation(@NonNull XmlContext context, @NonNull Node node, int startDelta, int endDelta) {
    TextRange textRange = DomPsiConverter.getTextRange(node);
    Position start = new LintXmlPosition(node, textRange.getStartOffset() + startDelta);
    Position end = new LintXmlPosition(node, textRange.getStartOffset() + endDelta);
    return Location.create(context.file, start, end);
}

Example 58 with NonNull

use of com.android.annotations.NonNull in project android by JetBrains.

the class DomPsiParser method getLocation.

@NonNull
@Override
public Location getLocation(@NonNull XmlContext context, @NonNull Node node) {
    TextRange textRange = DomPsiConverter.getTextRange(node);
    Position start = new LintXmlPosition(node, textRange.getStartOffset());
    Position end = new LintXmlPosition(node, textRange.getEndOffset());
    return Location.create(context.file, start, end);
}

Example 59 with NonNull

use of com.android.annotations.NonNull in project bazel by bazelbuild.

the class FileUtils method getDirectoryNameForJar.

/**
     * Chooses a directory name, based on a JAR file name, considering exploded-aar and classes.jar.
     */
@NonNull
public static String getDirectoryNameForJar(@NonNull File inputFile) {
    // add a hash of the original file path.
    HashFunction hashFunction = Hashing.sha1();
    HashCode hashCode = hashFunction.hashString(inputFile.getAbsolutePath(), Charsets.UTF_16LE);
    String name = Files.getNameWithoutExtension(inputFile.getName());
    if (name.equals("classes") && inputFile.getAbsolutePath().contains("exploded-aar")) {
        // This naming scheme is coming from DependencyManager#computeArtifactPath.
        File versionDir = inputFile.getParentFile().getParentFile();
        File artifactDir = versionDir.getParentFile();
        File groupDir = artifactDir.getParentFile();
        name = Joiner.on('-').join(groupDir.getName(), artifactDir.getName(), versionDir.getName());
    }
    name = name + "_" + hashCode.toString();
    return name;
}

Example 60 with NonNull

use of com.android.annotations.NonNull in project buck by facebook.

the class XmlPrettyPrinter method prettyPrint.

/**
     * Pretty-prints the given XML document, which must be well-formed. If it is not,
     * the original unformatted XML document is returned
     *
     * @param xml the XML content to format
     * @param prefs the preferences to format with
     * @param style the style to format with
     * @param lineSeparator the line separator to use, such as "\n" (can be null, in which
     *     case the system default is looked up via the line.separator property)
     * @return the formatted document (or if a parsing error occurred, returns the
     *     unformatted document)
     */
@NonNull
public static String prettyPrint(@NonNull String xml, @NonNull XmlFormatPreferences prefs, @NonNull XmlFormatStyle style, @Nullable String lineSeparator) {
    Document document = XmlUtils.parseDocumentSilently(xml, true);
    if (document != null) {
        XmlPrettyPrinter printer = new XmlPrettyPrinter(prefs, style, lineSeparator);
        printer.setEndWithNewline(xml.endsWith(printer.getLineSeparator()));
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(3 * xml.length() / 2);
        printer.prettyPrint(-1, document, null, null, sb, false);
        return sb.toString();
    } else {
        // Parser error: just return the unformatted content
        return xml;
    }
}