Hi Robert,
I think goalEvaluatorFactories extension point would be sufficient for this specific purpose.
You just need to add a rule that evaluates structures like: ClassRegistry::init('MyObject'), and returns type (MyObject) for such cases. Take a look at org.eclipse.php.internal.core.typeinference.evaluators.InstanceCreationEvaluator as an example, which evaluates structures like: new MyObject().
Best regards,
Michael
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:03 PM,
<robert@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
i'm trying to write an eclipse plugin for the Cakephp
framework, and i'd like to start off with some
additional framework-specific code assistance.
The framework uses a central "ClassRegistry" factory
for object instantiation. So, there's no "new" keyword for
some objects, for example:
$myObject = ClassRegistry::init('MyObject');
Basically i would like to give a hint to PDT that
the variable "$myObject" is an instance of the "MyObject"
class, which has already been loaded into the PDT Model,
so i guess i would simply point to the "MyObject" IType in
the Model somehow.
Could anyone give me a hint what would be the best method
to accomplish this? I've already had a look at the extension
points "completionStrategyFactories"/"completionContextResolvers"
and "goalEvaluatorFactories", but i'm not sure what's the best
way to hook into PDT for this kind of thing.
Thanks!
-robert
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