Java Code Examples for org.eclipse.jdt.internal.core.util.Util#getAllTypeArguments()

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Example 1
Source File: MethodPattern.java    From Eclipse-Postfix-Code-Completion with Eclipse Public License 1.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public MethodPattern(
	char[] selector,
	char[] declaringQualification,
	char[] declaringSimpleName,
	char[] returnQualification,
	char[] returnSimpleName,
	String returnSignature,
	char[][] parameterQualifications,
	char[][] parameterSimpleNames,
	String[] parameterSignatures,
	IMethod method,
	int limitTo,
	int matchRule) {

	this(selector,
		declaringQualification,
		declaringSimpleName,
		returnQualification,
		returnSimpleName,
		parameterQualifications,
		parameterSimpleNames,
		method.getDeclaringType(),
		limitTo,
		matchRule);

	// Set flags
	try {
		this.varargs = (method.getFlags() & Flags.AccVarargs) != 0;
	} catch (JavaModelException e) {
		// do nothing
	}

	// Get unique key for parameterized constructors
	String genericDeclaringTypeSignature = null;
	if (method.isResolved()) {
		String key = method.getKey();
		BindingKey bindingKey = new BindingKey(key);
		if (bindingKey.isParameterizedType()) {
			genericDeclaringTypeSignature = Util.getDeclaringTypeSignature(key);
			// Store type signature and arguments for declaring type
			if (genericDeclaringTypeSignature != null) {
					this.typeSignatures = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(genericDeclaringTypeSignature);
					setTypeArguments(Util.getAllTypeArguments(this.typeSignatures));
			}
		}
	} else {
		this.methodParameters = true;
		storeTypeSignaturesAndArguments(this.declaringType);
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for return type
	if (returnSignature != null) {
		this.returnTypeSignatures = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(returnSignature);
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for method parameters type
	if (parameterSignatures != null) {
		int length = parameterSignatures.length;
		if (length > 0) {
			this.parametersTypeSignatures = new char[length][][];
			this.parametersTypeArguments = new char[length][][][];
			for (int i=0; i<length; i++) {
				this.parametersTypeSignatures[i] = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(parameterSignatures[i]);
				this.parametersTypeArguments[i] = Util.getAllTypeArguments(this.parametersTypeSignatures[i]);
			}
		}
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for method
	this.methodArguments = extractMethodArguments(method);
	if (hasMethodArguments())  this.mustResolve = true;
}
Example 2
Source File: MethodPattern.java    From Eclipse-Postfix-Code-Completion with Eclipse Public License 1.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public MethodPattern(
	char[] selector,
	char[] declaringQualification,
	char[] declaringSimpleName,
	String declaringSignature,
	char[] returnQualification,
	char[] returnSimpleName,
	String returnSignature,
	char[][] parameterQualifications,
	char[][] parameterSimpleNames,
	String[] parameterSignatures,
	char[][] arguments,
	int limitTo,
	int matchRule) {

	this(selector,
		declaringQualification,
		declaringSimpleName,
		returnQualification,
		returnSimpleName,
		parameterQualifications,
		parameterSimpleNames,
		null,
		limitTo,
		matchRule);

	// Store type signature and arguments for declaring type
	if (declaringSignature != null) {
		this.typeSignatures = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(declaringSignature);
		setTypeArguments(Util.getAllTypeArguments(this.typeSignatures));
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for return type
	if (returnSignature != null) {
		this.returnTypeSignatures = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(returnSignature);
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for method parameters type
	if (parameterSignatures != null) {
		int length = parameterSignatures.length;
		if (length > 0) {
			this.parametersTypeSignatures = new char[length][][];
			this.parametersTypeArguments = new char[length][][][];
			for (int i=0; i<length; i++) {
				this.parametersTypeSignatures[i] = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(parameterSignatures[i]);
				this.parametersTypeArguments[i] = Util.getAllTypeArguments(this.parametersTypeSignatures[i]);
			}
		}
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for method
	this.methodArguments = arguments;
	if (hasMethodArguments())  this.mustResolve = true;
}
Example 3
Source File: ConstructorPattern.java    From Eclipse-Postfix-Code-Completion with Eclipse Public License 1.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public ConstructorPattern(
	char[] declaringSimpleName,
	char[] declaringQualification,
	char[][] parameterQualifications,
	char[][] parameterSimpleNames,
	String[] parameterSignatures,
	IMethod method,
	int limitTo,
	int matchRule) {

	this(declaringSimpleName,
		declaringQualification,
		parameterQualifications,
		parameterSimpleNames,
		limitTo,
		matchRule);

	// Set flags
	try {
		this.varargs = (method.getFlags() & Flags.AccVarargs) != 0;
	} catch (JavaModelException e) {
		// do nothing
	}

	// Get unique key for parameterized constructors
	String genericDeclaringTypeSignature = null;
	if (method.isResolved()) {
		String key = method.getKey();
		BindingKey bindingKey = new BindingKey(key);
		if (bindingKey.isParameterizedType()) {
			genericDeclaringTypeSignature = Util.getDeclaringTypeSignature(key);
			// Store type signature and arguments for declaring type
			if (genericDeclaringTypeSignature != null) {
					this.typeSignatures = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(genericDeclaringTypeSignature);
					setTypeArguments(Util.getAllTypeArguments(this.typeSignatures));
			}
		}
	} else {
		this.constructorParameters = true;
		storeTypeSignaturesAndArguments(method.getDeclaringType());
	}

	// store type signatures and arguments for method parameters type
	if (parameterSignatures != null) {
		int length = parameterSignatures.length;
		if (length > 0) {
			this.parametersTypeSignatures = new char[length][][];
			this.parametersTypeArguments = new char[length][][][];
			for (int i=0; i<length; i++) {
				this.parametersTypeSignatures[i] = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(parameterSignatures[i]);
				this.parametersTypeArguments[i] = Util.getAllTypeArguments(this.parametersTypeSignatures[i]);
			}
		}
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for method
	this.constructorArguments = extractMethodArguments(method);
	if (hasConstructorArguments())  this.mustResolve = true;
}
Example 4
Source File: ConstructorPattern.java    From Eclipse-Postfix-Code-Completion with Eclipse Public License 1.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public ConstructorPattern(
	char[] declaringSimpleName,
	char[] declaringQualification,
	String declaringSignature,
	char[][] parameterQualifications,
	char[][] parameterSimpleNames,
	String[] parameterSignatures,
	char[][] arguments,
	int limitTo,
	int matchRule) {

	this(declaringSimpleName,
		declaringQualification,
		parameterQualifications,
		parameterSimpleNames,
		limitTo,
		matchRule);

	// Store type signature and arguments for declaring type
	if (declaringSignature != null) {
		this.typeSignatures = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(declaringSignature);
		setTypeArguments(Util.getAllTypeArguments(this.typeSignatures));
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for method parameters type
	if (parameterSignatures != null) {
		int length = parameterSignatures.length;
		if (length > 0) {
			this.parametersTypeSignatures = new char[length][][];
			this.parametersTypeArguments = new char[length][][][];
			for (int i=0; i<length; i++) {
				this.parametersTypeSignatures[i] = Util.splitTypeLevelsSignature(parameterSignatures[i]);
				this.parametersTypeArguments[i] = Util.getAllTypeArguments(this.parametersTypeSignatures[i]);
			}
		}
	}

	// Store type signatures and arguments for method
	this.constructorArguments = arguments;
	if (arguments  == null || arguments.length == 0) {
		if (getTypeArguments() != null && getTypeArguments().length > 0) {
			this.constructorArguments = getTypeArguments()[0];
		}
	}
	if (hasConstructorArguments())  this.mustResolve = true;
}