Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.Block.statements()

org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.Block.statements()
Returns the live list of statements in this block. Adding and removing nodes from this list affects this node dynamically. All nodes in this list must be Statements; attempts to add any other type of node will trigger an exception. @return the live list of statements in this block(element type: {@link Statement})

                    }


                    Assignment assignment = ast.newAssignment();
                    assignment.setLeftHandSide(ast.newSimpleName(fieldName));
                    assignment.setRightHandSide(rightHandSide);
                    body.statements().add(
                            ast.newExpressionStatement(assignment));
                }
            }


            // Add a call to the restore method in the superclass, if necessary.

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            if ((parent != null)
                    && (state.getCrossAnalyzedTypes()
                            .contains(parent.getName()) || hasMethod(parent,
                            methodName,
                            new Class[] { int.class, boolean.class }))) {
                body.statements().add(superRestoreStatement);
            } else {
                // Restore the previous checkpoint, if necessary.
                IfStatement restoreCheckpoint = ast.newIfStatement();


                InfixExpression timestampTester = ast.newInfixExpression();

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                restoreCheckpointInvocation.arguments().add(
                        ast.newSimpleName("timestamp"));
                restoreCheckpointInvocation.arguments().add(
                        ast.newSimpleName("trim"));
                assignCheckpoint.setRightHandSide(restoreCheckpointInvocation);
                restoreBlock.statements().add(
                        ast.newExpressionStatement(assignCheckpoint));


                // Pop the old states.
                MethodInvocation popStates = ast.newMethodInvocation();
                String recordType = getClassName(FieldRecord.class, state, root);

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                MethodInvocation popStates = ast.newMethodInvocation();
                String recordType = getClassName(FieldRecord.class, state, root);
                popStates.setExpression(createName(ast, recordType));
                popStates.setName(ast.newSimpleName("popState"));
                popStates.arguments().add(ast.newSimpleName(RECORDS_NAME));
                restoreBlock.statements().add(
                        ast.newExpressionStatement(popStates));


                // Recall the restore method.
                MethodInvocation recursion = ast.newMethodInvocation();
                recursion.setName(ast.newSimpleName(methodName));

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                // Recall the restore method.
                MethodInvocation recursion = ast.newMethodInvocation();
                recursion.setName(ast.newSimpleName(methodName));
                recursion.arguments().add(ast.newSimpleName("timestamp"));
                recursion.arguments().add(ast.newSimpleName("trim"));
                restoreBlock.statements().add(
                        ast.newExpressionStatement(recursion));


                body.statements().add(restoreCheckpoint);


                if (parent != null) {

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        MethodInvocation setCheckpoint = ast.newMethodInvocation();
        setCheckpoint.setExpression(ast.newSimpleName("newValue"));
        setCheckpoint.setName(ast.newSimpleName(SET_CHECKPOINT_NAME));
        setCheckpoint.arguments().add(ast.newSimpleName(CHECKPOINT_NAME));
        thenBranch.statements().add(ast.newExpressionStatement(setCheckpoint));


        return ifStatement;
    }


    /** Create a set checkpoint method for a class, which sets its checkpoint

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            // The "then" branch of the test.
            Block thenBranch = ast.newBlock();
            test.setThenStatement(thenBranch);


            Block body = ast.newBlock();
            body.statements().add(test);
            method.setBody(body);


            // Backup the old checkpoint.
            VariableDeclarationFragment fragment = ast
                    .newVariableDeclarationFragment();

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            MethodInvocation getTimestamp = ast.newMethodInvocation();
            getTimestamp.setExpression(ast.newSimpleName("checkpoint"));
            getTimestamp.setName(ast.newSimpleName("getTimestamp"));
            record.arguments().add(getTimestamp);
            testNewCheckpointBody.statements().add(
                    ast.newExpressionStatement(record));


            MethodInvocation pushStates = ast.newMethodInvocation();
            String recordType = getClassName(FieldRecord.class, state, root);
            pushStates.setExpression(createName(ast, recordType));

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            MethodInvocation pushStates = ast.newMethodInvocation();
            String recordType = getClassName(FieldRecord.class, state, root);
            pushStates.setExpression(createName(ast, recordType));
            pushStates.setName(ast.newSimpleName("pushState"));
            pushStates.arguments().add(ast.newSimpleName(RECORDS_NAME));
            testNewCheckpointBody.statements().add(
                    ast.newExpressionStatement(pushStates));
            thenBranch.statements().add(testNewCheckpoint);


            // Assign the new checkpoint.
            Assignment assignment = ast.newAssignment();

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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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