Examples of EclipseProject

com.subhajit.eclipse.entities.EclipseProject
org.gradle.tooling.model.eclipse.EclipseProject
The complete model of an Eclipse project.
Note that the names of Eclipse projects are unique, and can be used as an identifier for the project. @since 1.0-milestone-3

Examples of com.subhajit.eclipse.entities.EclipseProject


  private File computeDetailedSequenceDiagramFileName(
      IJavaProject javaProject, String className,
      IMethod sourceMethod) throws IOException, JDOMException,
      InterruptedException {
    EclipseProject eclipseProject = new EclipseProject(ProjectUtils
        .getProjectFile(javaProject));
    File diagramsDir = new File(eclipseProject.getFile().getParentFile(),
        ".diagrams");
    FileUtils.mkdirs(diagramsDir);
    return new File(diagramsDir, className.replace('.', '_') + "_"
        + sourceMethod.getElementName() + ".png");
  }

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Examples of com.subhajit.eclipse.entities.EclipseProject

      throws IOException, JDOMException, InterruptedException {
    Set<File> projectLocations = getProjectLocations();
    Set<EclipseProject> allEclipseProjects = new HashSet<EclipseProject>();
    for (File projectLocation : projectLocations) {
      try {
        allEclipseProjects.add(new EclipseProject(new File(
            projectLocation.getAbsolutePath(), ".project")));
      } catch (Exception exc) {
        // This project could not be loaded correctly.
        System.out
            .println("While trying to create EclipseProject from project location "

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Examples of com.subhajit.eclipse.entities.EclipseProject

          progress.setRange(0, 2);
          progress.increment(1, "Computing project dependencies");
        }
        final File projectFile = ProjectUtils
            .getProjectFile(javaProject);
        EclipseProject eclipseProject = new EclipseProject(projectFile);
        EclipseMetafile[] metafiles = eclipseProject.getAllDependants();
        List<IJavaProject> projects = new ArrayList<IJavaProject>();
        if (progress != null) {
          progress.setRange(0, metafiles.length);
        }
        for (EclipseMetafile metafile : metafiles) {

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Examples of com.subhajit.eclipse.entities.EclipseProject

            .createTemporaryDirectory(temporaryDirectories);
        final File zipDir = CreateJarUtils
            .createTemporaryDirectory(temporaryDirectories);
        final List<String> mainClasses = new ArrayList<String>();


        final EclipseProject eclipseProject = new EclipseProject(
            ProjectUtils.getProjectFile(thisJavaProject));


        Map<String, Object> inputs = getCompileCodeLevels();
        if (inputs == null) {
          return;

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Examples of com.subhajit.eclipse.entities.EclipseProject

        ctx.setFollowInvokedMethods(false);


        // Show source code lines.
        ctx.setShowSourceLines(true);
        // Find all relevant source code locations.
        EclipseProject eclipseProject = new EclipseProject(ProjectUtils
            .getProjectFile((IJavaProject) inputs.get("project")));
        ctx.setSourceCodeManager(new SourceCodeManager(eclipseProject
            .getSourcePaths()));
        ctx.setShowInstructions(false);


        ClassInfo classInfo = new ClassInfo(className, gen
            .getClassLoader());

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Examples of com.subhajit.eclipse.entities.EclipseProject

    // return new URLClassLoaderX(EclipseProjectBuilder
    // .computeProjectOutputURLs(projectFile).toArray(
    // ZERO_LENGTH_URL_ARRAY), ProjectUtils.class
    // .getClassLoader());
    List<URL> urls = new ArrayList<URL>();
    EclipseProject project = new EclipseProject(projectFile);
    urls.add(project.getOutputDirectory().toURI().toURL());
    for (EclipseMetafile dependent : project.getAllDependants()) {
      if (dependent instanceof CompiledJar) {
        urls.add(((CompiledJar) dependent).getFile().toURI().toURL());
      } else if (dependent instanceof EclipseProject) {
        EclipseProject dependentProject = (EclipseProject) dependent;
        urls.add(dependentProject.getOutputDirectory().toURI().toURL());
      } else if (dependent instanceof EclipseClasspath) {
        // EclipseClasspath classpath = ( EclipseClasspath )dependent;
      }
    }
    return new URLClassLoaderX(urls.toArray(ZERO_LENGTH_URL_ARRAY));

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Examples of org.gradle.tooling.model.eclipse.EclipseProject

                }


                // FIXME: We don't test the GradleProject instance because
                //  Gradle returns the root project for each project. Is this a bug?


                EclipseProject eclipseProject = (EclipseProject)fetched.get(EclipseProject.class);
                assertEquals("EclipseProject must match the requested one",
                        projectPath, eclipseProject.getGradleProject().getPath());


                IdeaProject ideaProject = (IdeaProject)fetched.get(IdeaProject.class);
                GradleProject gradleProjectOfIdea = null;
                for (IdeaModule ideaModule: ideaProject.getModules()) {
                    if (projectPath.equals(ideaModule.getGradleProject().getPath())) {

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Examples of org.gradle.tooling.model.eclipse.EclipseProject

        for (IdeaModule ideaModule : ideaProject.getModules()) {
            visit(ideaModule, controller, new HashMap<String, CustomModel>());
        }


        // Use an EclipseProject to reference a project
        EclipseProject eclipseProject = controller.getModel(EclipseProject.class);
        visit(eclipseProject, controller, new HashMap<String, CustomModel>());


        // Use a GradleProject to reference a project
        GradleProject rootProject = controller.getModel(GradleProject.class);
        Map<String, CustomModel> projects = new HashMap<String, CustomModel>();

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