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Re: [recommenders-dev] Mapping ProposalKind to CompletionEvent

Hello Andreas,

<< Please tell us what you are trying to accomplish. What should this mapping be used for? 
Often we can give you a better answer if we know what you are really trying to accomplish. >>

Okay, I have the following problem: at the method StatisticsPreferencePage#appendNumberOfCompletionsByCompletionKind (line 246),
I have "only" a ProposalKind enum and need some additional informations like sessionStarted, sessionEnded etc. 
I have saw that the CompletionEvent object have these informations. 

I thought my problem would be solved, if I could map the ProposalKind enum to a concrete CompletionEvent. 
Other solutions? 

Regards,
Tim

Am 27.05.2013 um 09:18 schrieb Andreas Sewe <andreas.sewe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> Hello Timur,
> 
>> it is possible to find the corresponding CompletionEvent to a ProposalKind?
>> 
>> Code
>> example: StatisticsPreferencePage#appendNumberOfCompletionsByCompletionKind
>> At line 246 I have only the ProposalKind and need the corresponding
>> CompletionEvent. 
> 
> Please tell us what you are trying to accomplish. What should this
> mapping be used for? Often we can give you a better answer if we know
> what you are really trying to accomplish.
> 
> As far as your original question goes: No, you cannot map from the
> ProposalKind enum to a concrete CompletionEvent; after all, there is a
> 1-to-n relation ship between ProposalKind and CompletionEvents. In fact,
> it's very likely that, say, multiple CompletioEvents have a kind of
> METHOD_REF.
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> Andreas
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