| JavaUI.createTypeDialog problem utilisation [message #256506] |
Wed, 17 September 2008 15:04 |
 Jean-François Garreau
Messages: 5
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hello
here is my problem, I want to search in my application some classes witch
are implemnting or extending a specified class.
I have a plugin "A" witch is deploy in my application. In this plugin I
could find a class MyClassInterface and a class MyClassImplementation
(implementing MyCLassInterface). So I want to search in my application all
classes that implementing MyClassInterface.
After some research I thought that the method JavaUI.createTypeDialog
could solve my problem but it doesn't. I launch the SelectionDialog with
this way :
IRunnableContext context = PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getProgressService();
IJavaSearchScope scope = SearchEngine.createWorkspaceScope();
SelectionDialog dialog = JavaUI.createTypeDialog(shell, context, scope,
IJavaElementSearchConstants.CONSIDER_ALL_TYPES, false);
dialog.open();
I don't see in class list the class MyClassInterface or
MyClassImplementation... I don't understand why ? And if I use short cut
CRTL + SHIT + T, I don't even see those class...
I read lot's of post with the same problem as mine but I didn't find a
solution that I could understand. I've also read these post for example
http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.tools.jdt/msg1 2287.html
Some times, I see that developpers use an object IJavaProject or a
IProject... but I don't understand how to get thoses object neither if
they could solve realy my problem.
I ask me also how to specify that the SelectionDialog will be restrict to
classes that implements MyClassInterface. I understand that I have to use
IJavaElement but I don't understand how to create the IJavaElement
corresponding to my interface ?
Could someone help me please ?
Jean-François Garreau
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