| JavaSourceViewerConfiguration in own editor [message #1391634] |
Tue, 01 July 2014 07:13  |
 Pjot Odor
Messages: 3
Registered: June 2014 |
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Hi,
I am trying to better understand how the code assistance/auto completion works in eclipse, and in this process I have created an editor (plug-in) from the example package org.eclipse.ui.examples.javaeditor. What I want is the same auto completion that is already implemented in eclipse, the reason being that I want to try and use it in another way in a plug-in or a java program. Is this possible?
What I am trying right now is this. I set up the SourceViewer, in JavaEditor.java, like this:
protected void initializeEditor() {
super.initializeEditor();
IPreferenceStore store= getPreferenceStore();
JavaSourceViewerConfiguration config = new JavaSourceViewerConfiguration(JavaPlugin.getDefault().getJavaTextTools().getColorManager(), store, this, IJavaPartitions.JAVA_PARTITIONING);
setSourceViewerConfiguration(config);
}
Should this be enough to set up the auto completion? I am very unsure how this works, I also tried changing the function createSourceViewer, also in JavaEditor.java, like so:
protected ISourceViewer createSourceViewer(Composite parent, IVerticalRuler ruler, int styles) {
fAnnotationAccess= createAnnotationAccess();
fOverviewRuler= createOverviewRuler(getSharedColors());
ISourceViewer viewer = new JavaSourceViewer(parent, ruler, getOverviewRuler(), isOverviewRulerVisible(), styles, getPreferenceStore());
getSourceViewerDecorationSupport(viewer);
return viewer;
}
The result is the pop-up window like in Eclipse shows up, but it says "No default proposals" no matter what. What more things do I need to consider here?
Many thanks in advance!
Edit 1: Note that the JavaEditor class is extended from TextEditor in org.eclipse.ui.editors.text.
[Updated on: Tue, 01 July 2014 07:16] Report message to a moderator |
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| Re: JavaSourceViewerConfiguration in own editor [message #1391687 is a reply to message #1391634] |
Tue, 01 July 2014 08:55  |
Pjot Odor
Messages: 3
Registered: June 2014 |
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So I made some progress, and thought I'd share it in case anyone else is struggling with this. Also I bumped in to some new problems.
I changed approach slighly, now I have just created an editor plug-in from the template "plug-in with an editor". I named it SampleEditor and added a few lines to the constructor in SampleEditor.java making it look like this:
public SampleEditor() {
super();
colorManager = new ColorManager();
IPreferenceStore store= getPreferenceStore();
JavaSourceViewerConfiguration config = new JavaSourceViewerConfiguration(JavaPlugin.getDefault().getJavaTextTools().getColorManager(), store, this, IJavaPartitions.JAVA_PARTITIONING);
setSourceViewerConfiguration(config);
}
Some problems i run in to:
1. When I try to run in in a separate Eclipse, it doesn't work. I get the error message "This compilation unit is not on the build path of a Java project".
However when I export it to a .jar file and put it in my Eclipse dropins folder, it works to some extent. When I hover with the mouse or press ctrl+space somewhere in the code it works just like in eclipse, and I get some documentation to pop-up with information about the class. Also writing syso + 'ctrl+space' gives the System.out.println() line. But when I try to get completion proposals it goes wrong.
2. When I try to write for example SomeClass. and hit 'ctrl+space' I get the error message "Cannot access compilation unit Reason: Index out of bounds".
I get the feeling that 1. and 2. are closely related. Anyone have any ideas on how I can go from here?
EDIT: I have come to understand that you are not supposed to use JavaSourceViewerConfiguration in a self made plug-in, since it is internal (Whatever that means?). Is there any other way to mimic the behaviour of the code assist in Eclipse that anyone knows of?
[Updated on: Tue, 01 July 2014 11:03] Report message to a moderator |
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