/******************************************************************************* * Copyright (c) 2000, 2003 IBM Corporation and others. * All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials * are made available under the terms of the Common Public License v1.0 * which accompanies this distribution, and is available at * http://www.eclipse.org/legal/cpl-v10.html * * Contributors: * IBM Corporation - initial API and implementation *******************************************************************************/ package net.sourceforge.phpdt.core; import org.eclipse.core.resources.IResource; import org.eclipse.core.resources.IWorkspace; import org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor; /** * Represent the root Java element corresponding to the workspace. Since there * is only one such root element, it is commonly referred to as the * Java model element. The Java model element needs to be opened before it can * be navigated or manipulated. The Java model element has no parent (it is the * root of the Java element hierarchy). Its children are * IJavaProjects. *

* This interface provides methods for performing copy, move, rename, and delete * operations on multiple Java elements. *

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* This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients. An instance of * one of these handles can be created via * JavaCore.create(workspace.getRoot()). *

* * @see JavaCore#create(org.eclipse.core.resources.IWorkspaceRoot) */ public interface IJavaModel extends IJavaElement, IOpenable, IParent { /** * Returns whether this Java model contains an IJavaElement * whose resource is the given resource or a non-Java resource which is the * given resource. *

* Note: no existency check is performed on the argument resource. If it is * not accessible (see IResource.isAccessible()) yet but * would be located in Java model range, then it will return * true. *

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* If the resource is accessible, it can be reached by navigating the Java * model down using the getChildren() and/or * getNonJavaResources() methods. *

* * @param resource * the resource to check * @return true if the resource is accessible through the Java model * @since 2.1 */ boolean contains(IResource resource); /** * Copies the given elements to the specified container(s). If one container * is specified, all elements are copied to that container. If more than one * container is specified, the number of elements and containers must match, * and each element is copied to its associated container. *

* Optionally, each copy can positioned before a sibling element. If * null is specified for a given sibling, the copy is * inserted as the last child of its associated container. *

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* Optionally, each copy can be renamed. If null is specified * for the new name, the copy is not renamed. *

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* Optionally, any existing child in the destination container with the same * name can be replaced by specifying true for force. * Otherwise an exception is thrown in the event that a name collision * occurs. *

* * @param elements * the elements to copy * @param containers * the container, or list of containers * @param siblings * the list of siblings element any of which may be * null; or null * @param renamings * the list of new names any of which may be null; * or null * @param replace * true if any existing child in a target * container with the target name should be replaced, and * false to throw an exception in the event of a * name collision * @param monitor * a progress monitor * @exception JavaModelException * if an element could not be copied. Reasons include: * */ void copy(IJavaElement[] elements, IJavaElement[] containers, IJavaElement[] siblings, String[] renamings, boolean replace, IProgressMonitor monitor) throws JavaModelException; /** * Deletes the given elements, forcing the operation if necessary and * specified. * * @param elements * the elements to delete * @param force * a flag controlling whether underlying resources that are not * in sync with the local file system will be tolerated * @param monitor * a progress monitor * @exception JavaModelException * if an element could not be deleted. Reasons include: * */ void delete(IJavaElement[] elements, boolean force, IProgressMonitor monitor) throws JavaModelException; /** * Returns the Java project with the given name. This is a handle-only * method. The project may or may not exist. * * @return the Java project with the given name */ IJavaProject getJavaProject(String name); /** * Returns the Java projects in this Java model, or an empty array if there * are none. * * @return the Java projects in this Java model, or an empty array if there * are none * @exception JavaModelException * if this request fails. */ IJavaProject[] getJavaProjects() throws JavaModelException; /** * Returns an array of non-Java resources (that is, non-Java projects) in * the workspace. *

* Non-Java projects include all projects that are closed (even if they have * the Java nature). *

* * @return an array of non-Java projects contained in the workspace. * @throws JavaModelException * if this element does not exist or if an exception occurs * while accessing its corresponding resource * @since 2.1 */ // Object[] getNonJavaResources() throws JavaModelException; /** * Returns the workspace associated with this Java model. * * @return the workspace associated with this Java model */ IWorkspace getWorkspace(); /** * Moves the given elements to the specified container(s). If one container * is specified, all elements are moved to that container. If more than one * container is specified, the number of elements and containers must match, * and each element is moved to its associated container. *

* Optionally, each element can positioned before a sibling element. If * null is specified for sibling, the element is inserted as * the last child of its associated container. *

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* Optionally, each element can be renamed. If null is * specified for the new name, the element is not renamed. *

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* Optionally, any existing child in the destination container with the same * name can be replaced by specifying true for force. * Otherwise an exception is thrown in the event that a name collision * occurs. *

* * @param elements * the elements to move * @param containers * the container, or list of containers * @param siblings * the list of siblings element any of which may be * null; or null * @param renamings * the list of new names any of which may be null; * or null * @param replace * true if any existing child in a target * container with the target name should be replaced, and * false to throw an exception in the event of a * name collision * @param monitor * a progress monitor * @exception JavaModelException * if an element could not be moved. Reasons include: * * * @exception IllegalArgumentException * any element or container is null */ void move(IJavaElement[] elements, IJavaElement[] containers, IJavaElement[] siblings, String[] renamings, boolean replace, IProgressMonitor monitor) throws JavaModelException; /** * Triggers an update of the JavaModel with respect to the referenced * external archives. This operation will issue a JavaModel delta describing * the discovered changes, in term of Java element package fragment roots * added, removed or changed. Note that a collection of elements can be * passed so as to narrow the set of archives to refresh (passing * null along is equivalent to refreshing the entire mode). * The elements can be: * *

* In case an archive is used by multiple projects, the delta issued will * account for all of them. This means that even if a project was not part * of the elements scope, it may still be notified of changes if it is * referencing a library comprised in the scope. *

* * @param elementsScope - * a collection of elements defining the scope of the refresh * @param monitor - * a progress monitor used to report progress * @exception JavaModelException * in one of the corresponding situation: *

* * @see IJavaElementDelta * @since 2.0 */ // void refreshExternalArchives(IJavaElement[] elementsScope, // IProgressMonitor monitor) throws JavaModelException; /** * Renames the given elements as specified. If one container is specified, * all elements are renamed within that container. If more than one * container is specified, the number of elements and containers must match, * and each element is renamed within its associated container. * * @param elements * the elements to rename * @param destinations * the container, or list of containers * @param names * the list of new names * @param replace * true if an existing child in a target container * with the target name should be replaced, and * false to throw an exception in the event of a * name collision * @param monitor * a progress monitor * @exception JavaModelException * if an element could not be renamed. Reasons include: * */ void rename(IJavaElement[] elements, IJavaElement[] destinations, String[] names, boolean replace, IProgressMonitor monitor) throws JavaModelException; }