org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.batch
Class FileSystem
java.lang.Object
org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.batch.FileSystem
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- INameEnvironment, SuffixConstants
- Direct Known Subclasses:
- JmlFileSystem
public class FileSystem
- extends java.lang.Object
- implements INameEnvironment, SuffixConstants
Fields inherited from interface org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.util.SuffixConstants |
EXTENSION_class, EXTENSION_CLASS, EXTENSION_java, EXTENSION_JAVA, SUFFIX_class, SUFFIX_CLASS, SUFFIX_java, SUFFIX_JAVA, SUFFIX_STRING_class, SUFFIX_STRING_CLASS, SUFFIX_STRING_java, SUFFIX_STRING_JAVA |
Constructor Summary |
FileSystem(java.lang.String[] classpathNames,
java.lang.String[] initialFileNames,
java.lang.String encoding)
|
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
FileSystem
public FileSystem(java.lang.String[] classpathNames,
java.lang.String[] initialFileNames,
java.lang.String encoding)
getClasspath
public static FileSystem.Classpath getClasspath(java.lang.String classpathName,
java.lang.String encoding,
AccessRuleSet accessRuleSet)
getClasspath
public static FileSystem.Classpath getClasspath(java.lang.String classpathName,
java.lang.String encoding,
boolean isSourceOnly,
AccessRuleSet accessRuleSet,
java.lang.String destinationPath)
cleanup
public void cleanup()
- Description copied from interface:
INameEnvironment
- This method cleans the environment uo. It is responsible for releasing the memory
and freeing resources. Passed that point, the name environment is no longer usable.
A name environment can have a long life cycle, therefore it is the responsibility of
the code which created it to decide when it is a good time to clean it up.
- Specified by:
cleanup
in interface INameEnvironment
findType
public NameEnvironmentAnswer findType(char[][] compoundName)
- Description copied from interface:
INameEnvironment
- Find a type with the given compound name.
Answer the binary form of the type if it is known to be consistent.
Otherwise, answer the compilation unit which defines the type
or null if the type does not exist.
Types in the default package are specified as {{typeName}}.
It is unknown whether the package containing the type actually exists.
NOTE: This method can be used to find a member type using its
internal name A$B, but the source file for A is answered if the binary
file is inconsistent.
- Specified by:
findType
in interface INameEnvironment
findTypeNames
public char[][][] findTypeNames(char[][] packageName)
findType
public NameEnvironmentAnswer findType(char[][] compoundName,
boolean asBinaryOnly)
findType
public NameEnvironmentAnswer findType(char[] typeName,
char[][] packageName)
- Description copied from interface:
INameEnvironment
- Find a type named in the package .
Answer the binary form of the type if it is known to be consistent.
Otherwise, answer the compilation unit which defines the type
or null if the type does not exist.
The default package is indicated by char[0][].
It is known that the package containing the type exists.
NOTE: This method can be used to find a member type using its
internal name A$B, but the source file for A is answered if the binary
file is inconsistent.
- Specified by:
findType
in interface INameEnvironment
isPackage
public boolean isPackage(char[][] compoundName,
char[] packageName)
- Description copied from interface:
INameEnvironment
- Answer whether packageName is the name of a known subpackage inside
the package parentPackageName. A top level package is found relative to null.
The default package is always assumed to exist.
For example:
isPackage({{java}, {awt}}, {event});
isPackage(null, {java});
- Specified by:
isPackage
in interface INameEnvironment