Java Code Examples for com.sun.xml.internal.xsom.XSParticle#getLocator()

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Example 1
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void build( XSParticle p, Collection<XSParticle> forcedProps ) {
    Checker checker = checkCollision(p,forcedProps);

    if(checker.hasNameCollision()) {
        CReferencePropertyInfo prop = new CReferencePropertyInfo(
            getCurrentBean().getBaseClass()==null?"Content":"Rest",
            true, false, false, p,
            builder.getBindInfo(p).toCustomizationList(),
            p.getLocator(), false, false, false);
        RawTypeSetBuilder.build(p,false).addTo(prop);
        prop.javadoc = Messages.format( Messages.MSG_FALLBACK_JAVADOC,
                checker.getCollisionInfo().toString() );

        getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
    } else {
        new Builder(checker.markedParticles).particle(p);
    }
}
Example 2
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
             * Checks the label conflict of a particle.
             * This method shall be called for each marked particle.
             *
             * @return
             *      a description of a collision if a name collision is
             *      found. Otherwise null.
             */
            CollisionInfo check( XSParticle p ) {
                // this can be used for particles with a property customization,
                // which may not have element declaration as its term.
//                // we only check particles with element declarations.
//                _assert( p.getTerm().isElementDecl() );

                String label = computeLabel(p);
                if( occupiedLabels.containsKey(label) ) {
                    // collide with occupied labels
                    return new CollisionInfo(label,p.getLocator(),
                            occupiedLabels.get(label).locator);
                }

                for( XSParticle jp : particles ) {
                    if(!check( p, jp )) {
                        // problem was found. no need to check further
                        return new CollisionInfo( label, p.getLocator(), jp.getLocator() );
                    }
                }
                particles.add(p);
                return null;
            }
Example 3
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void build( XSParticle p, Collection<XSParticle> forcedProps ) {
    Checker checker = checkCollision(p,forcedProps);

    if(checker.hasNameCollision()) {
        CReferencePropertyInfo prop = new CReferencePropertyInfo(
            getCurrentBean().getBaseClass()==null?"Content":"Rest",
            true, false, false, p,
            builder.getBindInfo(p).toCustomizationList(),
            p.getLocator(), false, false, false);
        RawTypeSetBuilder.build(p,false).addTo(prop);
        prop.javadoc = Messages.format( Messages.MSG_FALLBACK_JAVADOC,
                checker.getCollisionInfo().toString() );

        getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
    } else {
        new Builder(checker.markedParticles).particle(p);
    }
}
Example 4
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
             * Checks the label conflict of a particle.
             * This method shall be called for each marked particle.
             *
             * @return
             *      a description of a collision if a name collision is
             *      found. Otherwise null.
             */
            CollisionInfo check( XSParticle p ) {
                // this can be used for particles with a property customization,
                // which may not have element declaration as its term.
//                // we only check particles with element declarations.
//                _assert( p.getTerm().isElementDecl() );

                String label = computeLabel(p);
                if( occupiedLabels.containsKey(label) ) {
                    // collide with occupied labels
                    return new CollisionInfo(label,p.getLocator(),
                            occupiedLabels.get(label).locator);
                }

                for( XSParticle jp : particles ) {
                    if(!check( p, jp )) {
                        // problem was found. no need to check further
                        return new CollisionInfo( label, p.getLocator(), jp.getLocator() );
                    }
                }
                particles.add(p);
                return null;
            }
Example 5
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void build( XSParticle p, Collection<XSParticle> forcedProps ) {
    Checker checker = checkCollision(p,forcedProps);

    if(checker.hasNameCollision()) {
        CReferencePropertyInfo prop = new CReferencePropertyInfo(
            getCurrentBean().getBaseClass()==null?"Content":"Rest",
            true, false, false, p,
            builder.getBindInfo(p).toCustomizationList(),
            p.getLocator(), false, false, false);
        RawTypeSetBuilder.build(p,false).addTo(prop);
        prop.javadoc = Messages.format( Messages.MSG_FALLBACK_JAVADOC,
                checker.getCollisionInfo().toString() );

        getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
    } else {
        new Builder(checker.markedParticles).particle(p);
    }
}
Example 6
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
             * Checks the label conflict of a particle.
             * This method shall be called for each marked particle.
             *
             * @return
             *      a description of a collision if a name collision is
             *      found. Otherwise null.
             */
            CollisionInfo check( XSParticle p ) {
                // this can be used for particles with a property customization,
                // which may not have element declaration as its term.
//                // we only check particles with element declarations.
//                _assert( p.getTerm().isElementDecl() );

                String label = computeLabel(p);
                if( occupiedLabels.containsKey(label) ) {
                    // collide with occupied labels
                    return new CollisionInfo(label,p.getLocator(),
                            occupiedLabels.get(label).locator);
                }

                for( XSParticle jp : particles ) {
                    if(!check( p, jp )) {
                        // problem was found. no need to check further
                        return new CollisionInfo( label, p.getLocator(), jp.getLocator() );
                    }
                }
                particles.add(p);
                return null;
            }
Example 7
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void build( XSParticle p, Collection<XSParticle> forcedProps ) {
    Checker checker = checkCollision(p,forcedProps);

    if(checker.hasNameCollision()) {
        CReferencePropertyInfo prop = new CReferencePropertyInfo(
            getCurrentBean().getBaseClass()==null?"Content":"Rest",
            true, false, false, p,
            builder.getBindInfo(p).toCustomizationList(),
            p.getLocator(), false, false, false);
        RawTypeSetBuilder.build(p,false).addTo(prop);
        prop.javadoc = Messages.format( Messages.MSG_FALLBACK_JAVADOC,
                checker.getCollisionInfo().toString() );

        getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
    } else {
        new Builder(checker.markedParticles).particle(p);
    }
}
Example 8
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
             * Checks the label conflict of a particle.
             * This method shall be called for each marked particle.
             *
             * @return
             *      a description of a collision if a name collision is
             *      found. Otherwise null.
             */
            CollisionInfo check( XSParticle p ) {
                // this can be used for particles with a property customization,
                // which may not have element declaration as its term.
//                // we only check particles with element declarations.
//                _assert( p.getTerm().isElementDecl() );

                String label = computeLabel(p);
                if( occupiedLabels.containsKey(label) ) {
                    // collide with occupied labels
                    return new CollisionInfo(label,p.getLocator(),
                            occupiedLabels.get(label).locator);
                }

                for( XSParticle jp : particles ) {
                    if(!check( p, jp )) {
                        // problem was found. no need to check further
                        return new CollisionInfo( label, p.getLocator(), jp.getLocator() );
                    }
                }
                particles.add(p);
                return null;
            }
Example 9
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void build( XSParticle p, Collection<XSParticle> forcedProps ) {
    Checker checker = checkCollision(p,forcedProps);

    if(checker.hasNameCollision()) {
        CReferencePropertyInfo prop = new CReferencePropertyInfo(
            getCurrentBean().getBaseClass()==null?"Content":"Rest",
            true, false, false, p,
            builder.getBindInfo(p).toCustomizationList(),
            p.getLocator(), false, false, false);
        RawTypeSetBuilder.build(p,false).addTo(prop);
        prop.javadoc = Messages.format( Messages.MSG_FALLBACK_JAVADOC,
                checker.getCollisionInfo().toString() );

        getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
    } else {
        new Builder(checker.markedParticles).particle(p);
    }
}
Example 10
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
             * Checks the label conflict of a particle.
             * This method shall be called for each marked particle.
             *
             * @return
             *      a description of a collision if a name collision is
             *      found. Otherwise null.
             */
            CollisionInfo check( XSParticle p ) {
                // this can be used for particles with a property customization,
                // which may not have element declaration as its term.
//                // we only check particles with element declarations.
//                _assert( p.getTerm().isElementDecl() );

                String label = computeLabel(p);
                if( occupiedLabels.containsKey(label) ) {
                    // collide with occupied labels
                    return new CollisionInfo(label,p.getLocator(),
                            occupiedLabels.get(label).locator);
                }

                for( XSParticle jp : particles ) {
                    if(!check( p, jp )) {
                        // problem was found. no need to check further
                        return new CollisionInfo( label, p.getLocator(), jp.getLocator() );
                    }
                }
                particles.add(p);
                return null;
            }
Example 11
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void build( XSParticle p, Collection<XSParticle> forcedProps ) {
    Checker checker = checkCollision(p,forcedProps);

    if(checker.hasNameCollision()) {
        CReferencePropertyInfo prop = new CReferencePropertyInfo(
            getCurrentBean().getBaseClass()==null?"Content":"Rest",
            true, false, false, p,
            builder.getBindInfo(p).toCustomizationList(),
            p.getLocator(), false, false, false);
        RawTypeSetBuilder.build(p,false).addTo(prop);
        prop.javadoc = Messages.format( Messages.MSG_FALLBACK_JAVADOC,
                checker.getCollisionInfo().toString() );

        getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
    } else {
        new Builder(checker.markedParticles).particle(p);
    }
}
Example 12
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
             * Checks the label conflict of a particle.
             * This method shall be called for each marked particle.
             *
             * @return
             *      a description of a collision if a name collision is
             *      found. Otherwise null.
             */
            CollisionInfo check( XSParticle p ) {
                // this can be used for particles with a property customization,
                // which may not have element declaration as its term.
//                // we only check particles with element declarations.
//                _assert( p.getTerm().isElementDecl() );

                String label = computeLabel(p);
                if( occupiedLabels.containsKey(label) ) {
                    // collide with occupied labels
                    return new CollisionInfo(label,p.getLocator(),
                            occupiedLabels.get(label).locator);
                }

                for( XSParticle jp : particles ) {
                    if(!check( p, jp )) {
                        // problem was found. no need to check further
                        return new CollisionInfo( label, p.getLocator(), jp.getLocator() );
                    }
                }
                particles.add(p);
                return null;
            }
Example 13
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void build( XSParticle p, Collection<XSParticle> forcedProps ) {
    Checker checker = checkCollision(p,forcedProps);

    if(checker.hasNameCollision()) {
        CReferencePropertyInfo prop = new CReferencePropertyInfo(
            getCurrentBean().getBaseClass()==null?"Content":"Rest",
            true, false, false, p,
            builder.getBindInfo(p).toCustomizationList(),
            p.getLocator(), false, false, false);
        RawTypeSetBuilder.build(p,false).addTo(prop);
        prop.javadoc = Messages.format( Messages.MSG_FALLBACK_JAVADOC,
                checker.getCollisionInfo().toString() );

        getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
    } else {
        new Builder(checker.markedParticles).particle(p);
    }
}
Example 14
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
             * Checks the label conflict of a particle.
             * This method shall be called for each marked particle.
             *
             * @return
             *      a description of a collision if a name collision is
             *      found. Otherwise null.
             */
            CollisionInfo check( XSParticle p ) {
                // this can be used for particles with a property customization,
                // which may not have element declaration as its term.
//                // we only check particles with element declarations.
//                _assert( p.getTerm().isElementDecl() );

                String label = computeLabel(p);
                if( occupiedLabels.containsKey(label) ) {
                    // collide with occupied labels
                    return new CollisionInfo(label,p.getLocator(),
                            occupiedLabels.get(label).locator);
                }

                for( XSParticle jp : particles ) {
                    if(!check( p, jp )) {
                        // problem was found. no need to check further
                        return new CollisionInfo( label, p.getLocator(), jp.getLocator() );
                    }
                }
                particles.add(p);
                return null;
            }
Example 15
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void build( XSParticle p, Collection<XSParticle> forcedProps ) {
    Checker checker = checkCollision(p,forcedProps);

    if(checker.hasNameCollision()) {
        CReferencePropertyInfo prop = new CReferencePropertyInfo(
            getCurrentBean().getBaseClass()==null?"Content":"Rest",
            true, false, false, p,
            builder.getBindInfo(p).toCustomizationList(),
            p.getLocator(), false, false, false);
        RawTypeSetBuilder.build(p,false).addTo(prop);
        prop.javadoc = Messages.format( Messages.MSG_FALLBACK_JAVADOC,
                checker.getCollisionInfo().toString() );

        getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
    } else {
        new Builder(checker.markedParticles).particle(p);
    }
}
Example 16
Source File: DefaultParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
             * Checks the label conflict of a particle.
             * This method shall be called for each marked particle.
             *
             * @return
             *      a description of a collision if a name collision is
             *      found. Otherwise null.
             */
            CollisionInfo check( XSParticle p ) {
                // this can be used for particles with a property customization,
                // which may not have element declaration as its term.
//                // we only check particles with element declarations.
//                _assert( p.getTerm().isElementDecl() );

                String label = computeLabel(p);
                if( occupiedLabels.containsKey(label) ) {
                    // collide with occupied labels
                    return new CollisionInfo(label,p.getLocator(),
                            occupiedLabels.get(label).locator);
                }

                for( XSParticle jp : particles ) {
                    if(!check( p, jp )) {
                        // problem was found. no need to check further
                        return new CollisionInfo( label, p.getLocator(), jp.getLocator() );
                    }
                }
                particles.add(p);
                return null;
            }