Examples with AbstractTextEditor org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.AbstractTextEditor used on opensource projects

Example 6 with AbstractTextEditor

use of org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.AbstractTextEditor in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class CParserTest method canParseCurrentFunctionInCppFile.

/**
 * Given an IEditorPart and current selection is inside a method,
 * CParser should be able to figure that out.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void canParseCurrentFunctionInCppFile() throws Exception {
    // make test project a C++ project
    project.addCCNature();
    final String expectedFunction = "main";
    final String cppSourceCode = "#include \"circle.h\"\n" + "#include <math.h>\n" + "float circle::area() {\n" + "return this->radius * this-> radius * M_PI\n" + "}\n" + "int " + expectedFunction + "() {\n" + "int some_var = 0;\n" + "// " + OFFSET_MARKER + "\n" + "return 0;\n" + "}\n";
    assertNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/circle.cpp")));
    // Add shape.h to project
    InputStream newFileInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(cppSourceCode.getBytes());
    IFile cppSourceFile = project.addFileToProject("/src", "circle.cpp", newFileInputStream);
    assertNotNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/circle.cpp")));
    // 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(expectedFunction, actualFunction);
}

Example 7 with AbstractTextEditor

use of org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.AbstractTextEditor in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class CParserTest method canParseCurrentlySelectedVariableIdentifierInCppFile.

/**
 * Given an IEditorPart we should be able to retrieve the currently selected
 * variable identifier inside a C++ file.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void canParseCurrentlySelectedVariableIdentifierInCppFile() throws Exception {
    // make test project a C++ project
    project.addCCNature();
    final String expectedIdentifier = "myIdentifier";
    final String className = "shape";
    final String cppSourceCode = "class " + className + " {\n" + "int x;\n" + "int y;\n" + "private:\n" + "int color;\n" + "float " + expectedIdentifier + ";\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(expectedIdentifier);
    assertTrue(selectionStart >= 0);
    // shouldn't need to mark whole length of identifier.
    int selectionLength = expectedIdentifier.length() - 3;
    AbstractTextEditor cppEditor = (AbstractTextEditor) cppSourceEditorPart;
    cppEditor.getSelectionProvider().setSelection(new TextSelection(selectionStart, selectionLength));
    final String actualIdentifier = cParser.parseCurrentFunction(cppSourceEditorPart);
    assertEquals(className + "." + expectedIdentifier, actualIdentifier);
}

Example 8 with AbstractTextEditor

use of org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.AbstractTextEditor in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class CParserTest method canParseCurrentMethodNameInCppFile.

/**
 * Given an IEditorPart and current selection is inside a method,
 * CParser should be able to figure that out.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void canParseCurrentMethodNameInCppFile() throws Exception {
    // make test project a C++ project
    project.addCCNature();
    final String expectedMethodName = "circle::area";
    final String cppSourceCode = "#include \"circle.h\"\n" + "#include <math.h>\n" + "float " + expectedMethodName + "() {\n" + "// " + OFFSET_MARKER + "\n" + "return this->radius * this-> radius * M_PI\n" + "}\n";
    assertNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/circle.cpp")));
    // Add shape.h to project
    InputStream newFileInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(cppSourceCode.getBytes());
    IFile cppSourceFile = project.addFileToProject("/src", "circle.cpp", newFileInputStream);
    assertNotNull(project.getTestProject().findMember(new Path("/src/circle.cpp")));
    // 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 actualMethodName = cParser.parseCurrentFunction(cppSourceEditorPart);
    assertEquals(expectedMethodName, actualMethodName);
}

Example 9 with AbstractTextEditor

use of org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.AbstractTextEditor in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class CParserTest method tearDown.

@After
public void tearDown() throws Exception {
    // content to the empty string).
    if (cppSourceEditorPart != null) {
        AbstractTextEditor castEditor = (AbstractTextEditor) cppSourceEditorPart;
        IDocumentProvider iDocProvider = castEditor.getDocumentProvider();
        IDocument changelogContentDoc = iDocProvider.getDocument(castEditor.getEditorInput());
        changelogContentDoc.set("");
        cppSourceEditorPart.doSave(null);
        // Also close open editor in order for default content to work.
        // I.e. avoid spill over from previous test runs
        closeEditor(cppSourceEditorPart);
    }
    // dispose
    project.getTestProject().delete(true, true, null);
}

Example 10 with AbstractTextEditor

use of org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.AbstractTextEditor in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class EditorHelper method getContent.

/**
 * Return the content of the given IEditorPart as String.
 * @param editorPart
 * @return Content of editorPart.
 */
public static String getContent(IEditorPart editorPart) {
    AbstractTextEditor castEditor = (AbstractTextEditor) editorPart;
    IDocumentProvider provider = castEditor.getDocumentProvider();
    IDocument document = provider.getDocument(castEditor.getEditorInput());
    return document.get();
}