| Re: [jdt-core-dev] search results - how to recognize a qualified type reference? |
Then log a DCR against JDT/Core and we will see what we can do. Something
like a flag to restrain to qualified references ?
"adam kiezun"
<adam.kiezun@xxxxxxx To: <jdt-core-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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jdt-core-dev-admin@e
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12/12/2001 12:57 PM
Please respond to
jdt-core-dev
> Why would you need to know what it does represent ? The API is
> intentionally hiding those details. If you care about the syntactic
nature
> of the reference, then you have no choice but using an AST visitor.
i need it when moving compilation units with reference updates - i need to
update all fully qualified references to types enclosed in thses cus.
i guess a perfect solution would be an api addition - like you did for
field
read/write accesses.
sth like - 'pattern for qualified type references'
i do not care very much about the syntactic nature of the match - just need
a little more info about what it represents. finer granularity of patterns
(like the suggested qualified type reference pattern)
would solve the problem i'm facing.
thanks
a.
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