Java Code Examples for org.eclipse.xtext.parser.antlr.AntlrDatatypeRuleToken#setText()

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Example 1

Source File: AntlrDatatypeRuleTokenTest.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

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@Test public void testMergeFirstDatatypeRuleToken() {
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken tokenToMerge = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	tokenToMerge.setText("text");
	tokenToMerge.setStartOffset(6);
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken token = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	token.merge(tokenToMerge);
	assertEquals("text", token.getText());
	assertEquals(10, token.getExpectedOffset());
}

Example 2

Source File: AntlrDatatypeRuleTokenTest.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

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@Test public void testMergeSecondToken() {
	CommonToken tokenToMerge = new CommonToken(TOKEN_TYPE, "ext");
	tokenToMerge.setStartIndex(6);
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken token = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	token.setStartOffset(tokenToMerge.getStartIndex() - 1);
	token.setExpectedOffset(tokenToMerge.getStartIndex());
	token.setText("t");
	token.merge(tokenToMerge);
	assertEquals("text", token.getText());
	assertEquals(9, token.getExpectedOffset());
}

Example 3

Source File: AntlrDatatypeRuleTokenTest.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

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@Test public void testMergeSecondDatatypeRuleToken() {
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken tokenToMerge = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	tokenToMerge.setText("ext");
	tokenToMerge.setStartOffset(9);
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken token = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	token.setStartOffset(tokenToMerge.getStartOffset() - 1);
	token.setExpectedOffset(tokenToMerge.getStartOffset());
	token.setText("t");
	token.merge(tokenToMerge);
	assertEquals("text", token.getText());
	assertEquals(12, token.getExpectedOffset());
}

Example 4

Source File: AntlrDatatypeRuleTokenTest.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

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@Test public void testMergeSecondTokenUnmatched() {
	CommonToken tokenToMerge = new CommonToken(TOKEN_TYPE, "ext");
	tokenToMerge.setStartIndex(6);
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken token = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	token.setStartOffset(tokenToMerge.getStartIndex() - 4);
	token.setExpectedOffset(tokenToMerge.getStartIndex() - 3);
	token.setText("t");
	token.merge(tokenToMerge);
	assertEquals("t ext", token.getText());
	assertEquals(9, token.getExpectedOffset());
}

Example 5

Source File: AntlrDatatypeRuleTokenTest.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

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@Test public void testMergeSecondDatatypeRuleTokenUnmatched() {
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken tokenToMerge = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	tokenToMerge.setText("ext");
	tokenToMerge.setStartOffset(9);
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken token = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	token.setStartOffset(tokenToMerge.getStartOffset() - 4);
	token.setExpectedOffset(tokenToMerge.getStartOffset() - 3);
	token.setText("t");
	token.merge(tokenToMerge);
	assertEquals("t ext", token.getText());
	assertEquals(12, token.getExpectedOffset());
}

Example 6

Source File: AntlrDatatypeRuleTokenTest.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

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@Test public void testMergeEmptyToken() {
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken emptyToken = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken token = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	token.setStartOffset(1);
	token.setExpectedOffset(2);
	token.setText("t");
	token.merge(emptyToken);
	assertEquals("t", token.getText());
	assertEquals(2, token.getExpectedOffset());
}

Example 7

Source File: AntlrDatatypeRuleTokenTest.java From xtext-core with Eclipse Public License 2.0

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@Test public void testMergeEmptyTokenWithOffset() {
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken emptyToken = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	emptyToken.setStartOffset(9);
	AntlrDatatypeRuleToken token = new AntlrDatatypeRuleToken();
	token.setStartOffset(1);
	token.setExpectedOffset(2);
	token.setText("t");
	token.merge(emptyToken);
	assertEquals("t", token.getText());
	assertEquals(2, token.getExpectedOffset());
}