Package org.eclipse.debug.ui.sourcelookup

Class CommonSourceNotFoundEditor

    • Constructor Detail

      • CommonSourceNotFoundEditor

        public CommonSourceNotFoundEditor()

    • Method Detail

      • doSave

        public void doSave​(IProgressMonitor monitor)
        Description copied from interface: ISaveablePart
        Saves the contents of this part.

        If the save is successful, the part should fire a property changed event reflecting the new dirty state (PROP_DIRTY property).

        If the save is cancelled through user action, or for any other reason, the part should invoke setCancelled on the IProgressMonitor to inform the caller.

        This method is long-running; progress and cancellation are provided by the given progress monitor.

        Specified by:
        doSave in interface ISaveablePart
        Specified by:
        doSave in class EditorPart
        Parameters:
        monitor - the progress monitor

      • doSaveAs

        public void doSaveAs()
        Description copied from interface: ISaveablePart
        Saves the contents of this part to another object.

        Implementors are expected to open a "Save As" dialog where the user will be able to select a new name for the contents. After the selection is made, the contents should be saved to that new name. During this operation a IProgressMonitor should be used to indicate progress.

        If the save is successful, the part fires a property changed event reflecting the new dirty state (PROP_DIRTY property).

        Specified by:
        doSaveAs in interface ISaveablePart
        Specified by:
        doSaveAs in class EditorPart

      • init

        public void init​(IEditorSite site,
                 IEditorInput input)
          throws PartInitException
        Description copied from interface: IEditorPart
        Initializes this editor with the given editor site and input.

        This method is automatically called shortly after the part is instantiated. It marks the start of the part's lifecycle. The IWorkbenchPart.dispose method will be called automically at the end of the lifecycle. Clients must not call this method.

        Implementors of this method must examine the editor input object type to determine if it is understood. If not, the implementor must throw a PartInitException

        Specified by:
        init in interface IEditorPart
        Specified by:
        init in class EditorPart
        Parameters:
        site - the editor site
        input - the editor input
        Throws:
        PartInitException - if this editor was not initialized successfully

      • isDirty

        public boolean isDirty()
        Description copied from interface: ISaveablePart
        Returns whether the contents of this part have changed since the last save operation. If this value changes the part must fire a property listener event with PROP_DIRTY.

        Note: this method is called often on a part open or part activation switch, for example by actions to determine their enabled status.

        Specified by:
        isDirty in interface ISaveablePart
        Specified by:
        isDirty in class EditorPart
        Returns:
        true if the contents have been modified and need saving, and false if they have not changed since the last save

      • isSaveAsAllowed

        public boolean isSaveAsAllowed()
        Description copied from interface: ISaveablePart
        Returns whether the "Save As" operation is supported by this part.
        Specified by:
        isSaveAsAllowed in interface ISaveablePart
        Specified by:
        isSaveAsAllowed in class EditorPart
        Returns:
        true if "Save As" is supported, and false if not supported

      • createPartControl

        public void createPartControl​(Composite parent)
        Description copied from interface: IWorkbenchPart
        Creates the SWT controls for this workbench part.

        Clients should not call this method (the workbench calls this method when it needs to, which may be never).

        For implementors this is a multi-step process:

        1. Create one or more controls within the parent.
        2. Set the parent layout as needed.
        3. Register any global actions with the site's IActionBars.
        4. Register any context menus with the site.
        5. Register a selection provider with the site, to make it available to the workbench's ISelectionService (optional).
        Specified by:
        createPartControl in interface IWorkbenchPart
        Specified by:
        createPartControl in class WorkbenchPart
        Parameters:
        parent - the parent control

      • createButtons

        protected void createButtons​(Composite parent)
        Create buttons to be displayed in this editor
        Parameters:
        parent - composite to create the buttons in.

      • editSourceLookupPath

        protected void editSourceLookupPath()
        Edits the source lookup path associated with the active debug context. After the path is edited, source lookup is performed again and this editor is closed.

      • setFocus

        public void setFocus()
        Description copied from interface: IWorkbenchPart
        Asks this part to take focus within the workbench. Parts must assign focus to one of the controls contained in the part's parent composite.

        Clients should not call this method (the workbench calls this method at appropriate times). To have the workbench activate a part, use IWorkbenchPage.activate(IWorkbenchPart) instead.

        Specified by:
        setFocus in interface IWorkbenchPart
        Specified by:
        setFocus in class WorkbenchPart

      • setInput

        public void setInput​(IEditorInput input)
        Description copied from class: EditorPart
        Sets the input to this editor. This method simply updates the internal member variable.

        Unlike most of the other set methods on this class, this method does not fire a property change. Clients that call this method from a subclass must ensure that they fire an IWorkbenchPartConstants.PROP_INPUT property change after calling this method but before leaving whatever public method they are in. Clients that expose this method as public API must fire the property change within their implementation of setInput.

        Note that firing a property change may cause listeners to immediately reach back and call methods on this editor. Care should be taken not to fire the property change until the editor has fully updated its internal state to reflect the new input.

        Specified by:
        setInput in interface IReusableEditor
        Overrides:
        setInput in class EditorPart
        Parameters:
        input - the editor input
        See Also:
        EditorPart.setInputWithNotify(IEditorInput)

      • getText

        protected String getText()
        Return the text to be displayed in this editor. The text is reset each time the editor input is set.
        Returns:
        the text to be displayed in this editor

      • closeEditor

        protected void closeEditor()
        Closes this editor.

      • dispose

        public void dispose()
        Description copied from class: WorkbenchPart
        The WorkbenchPart implementation of this IWorkbenchPart method disposes the title image loaded by setInitializationData. Subclasses may extend.
        Specified by:
        dispose in interface IWorkbenchPart
        Overrides:
        dispose in class WorkbenchPart

      • getArtifact

        protected Object getArtifact()
        Returns the artifact this editor was opened for (i.e. the artifact that source was not found for), or null
        Returns:
        artifact with associated source or null

      • initialize

        protected void initialize()
        Initialize this editor. Called after init(IEditorSite, IEditorInput). By default, a launch listener is added to close this editor when the associated launch terminates. Subclasses may override.