Examples of org.eclipse.jface.text.IDocumentPartitioner.computePartitioning()

org.eclipse.jface.text.IDocumentPartitioner.computePartitioning()

Returns the partitioning of the given range of the connected document. There must be a document connected to this partitioner.

Use {@link IDocumentPartitionerExtension2#computePartitioning(int,int,boolean)} whenzero-length partitions are supported. In that case this method is equivalent:

 IDocumentPartitionerExtension2 extension= (IDocumentPartitionerExtension2) partitioner; return extension.computePartitioning(offset, length, false);

@param offset the offset of the range of interest @param length the length of the range of interest @return the partitioning of the range

  private void foldPartitions(HashMap markerMap, String partitionType, boolean autoCollapse, int minLines) {
    // This will hold the regions that should have folding markers.
    ArrayList regions = new ArrayList();


    IDocumentPartitioner partitioner = doc.getDocumentPartitioner();
    ITypedRegion[] regionArray = partitioner.computePartitioning(0, doc.getLength());


    for (int i = 0; i < regionArray.length; i++) {
      ITypedRegion region = regionArray[i];
      if (region.getType() == partitionType) {
        // Position position= new Position(region.getOffset(),

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