Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.AST.newExpressionStatement()

org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.AST.newExpressionStatement()
Creates a new unparented expression statement node owned by this AST, for the given expression.
This method can be used to convert an expression (Expression) into a statement (Type) by wrapping it. Note, however, that the result is only legal for limited expression types, including method invocations, assignments, and increment/decrement operations.
@param expression the expression @return a new unparented statement node @exception IllegalArgumentException if:
- the node belongs to a different AST
- the node already has a parent
- a cycle in would be created

        MethodDeclaration method = getMethodDeclaration(type, bug.getPrimaryMethod());


        AST ast = rewrite.getAST();


        SuperMethodInvocation superCall = createSuperMethodInvocation(rewrite, method);
        ExpressionStatement statement = ast.newExpressionStatement(superCall);
        Block methodBody = method.getBody();
        ListRewrite listRewrite = rewrite.getListRewrite(methodBody, Block.STATEMENTS_PROPERTY);
        if (isInsertFirst()) {
            listRewrite.insertFirst(statement, null);
        } else {

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            ClassInstanceCreation proxy = ast.newClassInstanceCreation();
            proxy
                    .setType(ast.newSimpleType(ast
                            .newSimpleName(_getProxyName())));
            addInvocation.arguments().add(proxy);
            body.statements().add(ast.newExpressionStatement(addInvocation));
            bodyDeclarations.add(initializer);


            if (declarationRecord != null) {
                declarationRecord._addExtendedDeclaration(initializer);
            }

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    md.setBody(block);


    MethodInvocation mi = ast.newMethodInvocation();
    mi.setName(ast.newSimpleName("x"));


    ExpressionStatement e = ast.newExpressionStatement(mi);
    block.statements().add(e);


    System.out.println(cu);
  }

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    md.setBody(block);


    MethodInvocation mi = ast.newMethodInvocation();
    mi.setName(ast.newSimpleName("x"));


    ExpressionStatement e = ast.newExpressionStatement(mi);
    block.statements().add(e);


    System.out.println(cu);
  }

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