Examples with ReferenceParams org.eclipse.lsp4j.ReferenceParams used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ReferenceParams

use of org.eclipse.lsp4j.ReferenceParams in project eclipse.jdt.ls by eclipse.

the class ReferencesHandlerTest method testEmpty.

@Test
public void testEmpty() {
    ReferenceParams param = new ReferenceParams();
    param.setPosition(new Position(1, 1));
    param.setContext(new ReferenceContext(false));
    param.setTextDocument(new TextDocumentIdentifier("/foo/bar"));
    List<Location> references = handler.findReferences(param, monitor);
    assertNotNull(references);
    assertTrue("references are not empty", references.isEmpty());
}

Example 2 with ReferenceParams

use of org.eclipse.lsp4j.ReferenceParams in project xtext-core by eclipse.

the class AbstractLanguageServerTest method testReferences.

protected void testReferences(final Procedure1<? super ReferenceTestConfiguration> configurator) {
    try {
        @Extension final ReferenceTestConfiguration configuration = new ReferenceTestConfiguration();
        configuration.setFilePath(("MyModel." + this.fileExtension));
        configurator.apply(configuration);
        final String fileUri = this.initializeContext(configuration).getUri();
        ReferenceParams _referenceParams = new ReferenceParams();
        final Procedure1<ReferenceParams> _function = (ReferenceParams it) -> {
            TextDocumentIdentifier _textDocumentIdentifier = new TextDocumentIdentifier(fileUri);
            it.setTextDocument(_textDocumentIdentifier);
            int _line = configuration.getLine();
            int _column = configuration.getColumn();
            Position _position = new Position(_line, _column);
            it.setPosition(_position);
            boolean _isIncludeDeclaration = configuration.isIncludeDeclaration();
            ReferenceContext _referenceContext = new ReferenceContext(_isIncludeDeclaration);
            it.setContext(_referenceContext);
        };
        ReferenceParams _doubleArrow = ObjectExtensions.<ReferenceParams>operator_doubleArrow(_referenceParams, _function);
        final CompletableFuture<List<? extends Location>> referencesFuture = this.languageServer.references(_doubleArrow);
        final List<? extends Location> references = referencesFuture.get();
        Procedure1<? super List<? extends Location>> _assertReferences = configuration.getAssertReferences();
        boolean _tripleNotEquals = (_assertReferences != null);
        if (_tripleNotEquals) {
            configuration.getAssertReferences().apply(references);
        } else {
            final String actualReferences = this.toExpectation(references);
            this.assertEquals(configuration.getExpectedReferences(), actualReferences);
        }
    } catch (Throwable _e) {
        throw Exceptions.sneakyThrow(_e);
    }
}

Example 3 with ReferenceParams

use of org.eclipse.lsp4j.ReferenceParams in project eclipse.jdt.ls by eclipse.

the class ReferencesHandlerTest method testReference.

@Test
public void testReference() {
    URI uri = project.getFile("src/java/Foo2.java").getRawLocationURI();
    String fileURI = ResourceUtils.fixURI(uri);
    ReferenceParams param = new ReferenceParams();
    param.setPosition(new Position(5, 16));
    param.setContext(new ReferenceContext(true));
    param.setTextDocument(new TextDocumentIdentifier(fileURI));
    List<Location> references = handler.findReferences(param, monitor);
    assertNotNull("findReferences should not return null", references);
    assertEquals(1, references.size());
    Location l = references.get(0);
    String refereeUri = ResourceUtils.fixURI(project.getFile("src/java/Foo3.java").getRawLocationURI());
    assertEquals(refereeUri, l.getUri());
}