Package org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.batch

Examples of org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.batch.FileSystem


    // element of the classpath is likely to be a directory. If we ensure every element of the array is set to
    // only look for BINARY, then we make sure that for any classpath element that is a directory, we won't build
    // a classpathDirectory object that will attempt to look for source when it can't find binary.
    // int[] classpathModes = new int[classpaths.length];
    // for (int i =0 ;i<classpaths.length;i++) classpathModes[i]=ClasspathDirectory.BINARY;
    return new FileSystem(classpaths, filenames, defaultEncoding, ClasspathLocation.BINARY);
  }
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    // element of the classpath is likely to be a directory.  If we ensure every element of the array is set to
    // only look for BINARY, then we make sure that for any classpath element that is a directory, we won't build
    // a classpathDirectory object that will attempt to look for source when it can't find binary.
    int[] classpathModes = new int[classpaths.length];
    for (int i =0 ;i<classpaths.length;i++) classpathModes[i]=ClasspathDirectory.BINARY;
    return new FileSystem(classpaths, filenames, defaultEncoding,classpathModes);
  }
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