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I20080812-0800. We need to know which problem markers (i.e. ids) are replaced by temporary problems reported during reconcile. See bug 186118 for details.
I've seen bug 186118 but I still don't understand this request. Can you be more specific on the API you need?
I assume (maybe that's wrong) that for some problem markers that JDT Core creates during build there aren't corresponding IProblems issued during reconcile. If my assumption is wrong i.e. if I can assume that if I have a Java marker on a non-dirty CU (with auto-build on) I will also get a corresponding IProblem reported during reconcile then we don't need new API.
The markers created by the Java builder and the problems reported by the compiler during reconcile are the same (same order, same problem id, etc.). However, we don't control compiler participants. So a compiler participant could create more markers during build than problems it reports during reconcile. Is that the case you're worrying about?
Yes that plus as said, I wasn't sure whether we can expect that for each marker from JDT Core we will get an IProblem. The idea is that we no longer show any JDT markers but only IProblems. This has two advantages: 1) we no longer need compute merge marker and IProblem 2) we get rid of update problems because the editor isn't saved yet (bug 186118)
I think I understand now. So the answer is: 1. We know for sure that each JDT/Core markers (created at build time) has a corresponding JDT/Core problem (reported at reconcile time) 2. We don't know if this is true for other compiler participants and we have no way to know.
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