Examples with TextSelection org.eclipse.jface.text.TextSelection used on opensource projects

Example 56 with TextSelection

use of org.eclipse.jface.text.TextSelection in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class DoubleClickTest method testDoubleClickLine.

@Test
public void testDoubleClickLine() throws Exception {
    ILaunchConfiguration config = createConfiguration(proj.getProject());
    // $NON-NLS-1$
    doLaunch(config, "testDoubleClickFunction");
    CachegrindViewPart view = (CachegrindViewPart) ValgrindUIPlugin.getDefault().getView().getDynamicView();
    CachegrindOutput output = view.getOutputs()[0];
    // $NON-NLS-1$
    CachegrindFile file = getFileByName(output, "cpptest.cpp");
    // $NON-NLS-1$
    CachegrindFunction func = getFunctionByName(file, "main");
    CachegrindLine line = func.getLines()[0];
    TreePath path = new TreePath(new Object[] { output, file, func });
    doDoubleClick(path);
    // check file in editor
    IEditorPart editor = checkFile(file);
    // check line number
    ITextEditor textEditor = (ITextEditor) editor;
    ISelection selection = textEditor.getSelectionProvider().getSelection();
    TextSelection textSelection = (TextSelection) selection;
    // zero-indexed
    int actualLine = textSelection.getStartLine() + 1;
    assertEquals(line.getLine(), actualLine);
}

Example 57 with TextSelection

use of org.eclipse.jface.text.TextSelection in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class CParserTest method canParseCurrentFunctionFromCFile.

/**
 * Given an IEditorPart we should be able to retrieve the currently
 * function active C function inside a C source file.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void canParseCurrentFunctionFromCFile() throws Exception {
    // make testproject a C project
    project.addCNature();
    final String expectedFunctionName = "doSomething";
    final String cSourceCode = "static int " + expectedFunctionName + "(char *test)\n" + "{\n" + "int index = 0;\n" + "// " + OFFSET_MARKER + "\n" + "return 0;\n" + "}\n";
    assertNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/some_c_file.c")));
    // Add some_c_file.c to project
    InputStream newFileInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(cSourceCode.getBytes());
    IFile cSourceFile = project.addFileToProject("/src", "some_c_file.c", newFileInputStream);
    assertNotNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/some_c_file.c")));
    // Open a source file and get the IEditorPart
    cppSourceEditorPart = openEditor(cSourceFile);
    assertEquals(cSourceCode, getContent(cppSourceEditorPart));
    // make sure we have the proper editor type
    assertTrue(cppSourceEditorPart instanceof AbstractTextEditor);
    // Select the snippet we want
    int selectionStart = cSourceCode.indexOf(OFFSET_MARKER);
    assertTrue(selectionStart >= 0);
    int selectionLength = OFFSET_MARKER.length();
    AbstractTextEditor cEditor = (AbstractTextEditor) cppSourceEditorPart;
    cEditor.getSelectionProvider().setSelection(new TextSelection(selectionStart, selectionLength));
    final String actualFunctionName = cParser.parseCurrentFunction(cppSourceEditorPart);
    assertEquals(expectedFunctionName, actualFunctionName);
}

Example 58 with TextSelection

use of org.eclipse.jface.text.TextSelection in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class CParserTest method canParseClassNameIfNoVariableIdentifierSelectedInCppFile.

/**
 * Given an IEditorPart and not selected any variable identifier in a class, we should
 * get the class name as selected function name only.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void canParseClassNameIfNoVariableIdentifierSelectedInCppFile() throws Exception {
    // make test project a C++ project
    project.addCCNature();
    final String className = "shape";
    final String cppSourceCode = "class " + className + " {\n" + "int x;\n" + "int y;\n" + "// " + OFFSET_MARKER + "\n" + "private:\n" + "int color;\n" + "void set_color(int color);\n" + "}\n";
    assertNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/shape.h")));
    // Add shape.h to project
    InputStream newFileInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(cppSourceCode.getBytes());
    IFile cppSourceFile = project.addFileToProject("/src", "shape.h", newFileInputStream);
    assertNotNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/shape.h")));
    // Open a source file and get the IEditorPart
    cppSourceEditorPart = openEditor(cppSourceFile);
    // make sure editor content is correct
    assertEquals(cppSourceCode, getContent(cppSourceEditorPart));
    // make sure we have the proper editor type
    assertTrue(cppSourceEditorPart instanceof AbstractTextEditor);
    // Select the snippet we want
    int selectionStart = cppSourceCode.indexOf(OFFSET_MARKER);
    assertTrue(selectionStart >= 0);
    int selectionLength = OFFSET_MARKER.length();
    AbstractTextEditor cppEditor = (AbstractTextEditor) cppSourceEditorPart;
    cppEditor.getSelectionProvider().setSelection(new TextSelection(selectionStart, selectionLength));
    final String actualFunction = cParser.parseCurrentFunction(cppSourceEditorPart);
    assertEquals(className, actualFunction);
}

Example 59 with TextSelection

use of org.eclipse.jface.text.TextSelection in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class CParserTest method canDetermineThatInNoFunctionInCFile.

/**
 * Given an IEditorPart and not being inside any function within a C
 * source file, no function should be determined.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void canDetermineThatInNoFunctionInCFile() throws Exception {
    // make test project a C project
    project.addCNature();
    final String cSourceCode = "// Prototype " + OFFSET_MARKER + "\n" + "static int doSomething(char *test);\n\n" + "static int doSomething(char *test)\n" + "{\n" + "int index = 0;\n" + "return 0;\n" + "}\n";
    assertNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/some_c_file.c")));
    // Add some_c_file.c to project
    InputStream newFileInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(cSourceCode.getBytes());
    IFile cSourceFile = project.addFileToProject("/src", "some_c_file.c", newFileInputStream);
    assertNotNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/some_c_file.c")));
    // Open a source file and get the IEditorPart
    cppSourceEditorPart = openEditor(cSourceFile);
    assertEquals(cSourceCode, getContent(cppSourceEditorPart));
    // make sure we have the proper editor type
    assertTrue(cppSourceEditorPart instanceof AbstractTextEditor);
    // Select the snippet we want
    int selectionStart = cSourceCode.indexOf(OFFSET_MARKER);
    assertTrue(selectionStart >= 0);
    int selectionLength = OFFSET_MARKER.length();
    AbstractTextEditor cEditor = (AbstractTextEditor) cppSourceEditorPart;
    cEditor.getSelectionProvider().setSelection(new TextSelection(selectionStart, selectionLength));
    final String actualFunctionName = cParser.parseCurrentFunction(cppSourceEditorPart);
    assertEquals("", /* expect empty function name */
    actualFunctionName);
}

Example 60 with TextSelection

use of org.eclipse.jface.text.TextSelection in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class JavaParserTest method canDetermineThatSelectionIsJustInClass.

/**
 * Given an IEditorPart and current selection is inside a class but not within a
 * method, not selecting a field and not in a nested class (somewhere else in the
 * class) it should return an empty string for the function.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void canDetermineThatSelectionIsJustInClass() throws Exception {
    // Apparently comments don't show up in the compilation units. Makes
    // sense, right? But we can't use the OFFSET_MARKER trick in this case.
    final String javaSourceCode = "public class JavaParserExampleClass {\n" + "private String someStrVariable = null;\n" + // want to select this line indexOf(';') + 2
    "\n" + "\n" + "private void someMethod(String param) {\n" + "// empty \n" + "}\n" + "}\n";
    assertNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/org/eclipse/changelog/tests/JavaParserExampleClass.java")));
    // Add JavaParserExampleClass.java to project
    InputStream newFileInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(javaSourceCode.getBytes());
    IFile javaSourceFile = project.addFileToProject("/src/org/eclipse/changelog/tests", "JavaParserExampleClass.java", newFileInputStream);
    assertNotNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/org/eclipse/changelog/tests/JavaParserExampleClass.java")));
    // Open a source file and get the IEditorPart
    javaSourceEditorPart = openEditor(javaSourceFile);
    // make sure changelog editor content is right before merging
    assertEquals(javaSourceCode, getContent(javaSourceEditorPart));
    // make sure we have the proper editor type
    assertTrue(javaSourceEditorPart instanceof AbstractDecoratedTextEditor);
    // Select the right point
    int selectionStart = javaSourceCode.indexOf(';') + 2;
    assertTrue(selectionStart >= 2);
    int selectionLength = 0;
    AbstractDecoratedTextEditor javaEditor = (AbstractDecoratedTextEditor) javaSourceEditorPart;
    javaEditor.getSelectionProvider().setSelection(new TextSelection(selectionStart, selectionLength));
    final String actualFunctionName = javaParser.parseCurrentFunction(javaSourceEditorPart);
    assertEquals("", /* expect empty string */
    actualFunctionName);
}