Examples of resolveModule()


Examples of org.python.pydev.plugin.nature.PythonNature.resolveModule()

            visitor.memo.put(PyDevBuilderVisitor.IS_FULL_BUILD, false);
            long documentTime = f.getModificationStamp();
            visitor.memo.put(PyDevBuilderVisitor.DOCUMENT_TIME, documentTime);
            String moduleName;
            try {
                moduleName = nature.resolveModule(f);
            } catch (MisconfigurationException e) {
                Log.log(e);
                continue;
            }
            if (moduleName == null) {
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Examples of org.python.pydev.plugin.nature.PythonNature.resolveModule()

      ProjectUtils.getFile(project, file);

    // validate the src file.
    }else{
      String filePath = ProjectUtils.getFilePath(project, file);
      String moduleName = nature.resolveModule(filePath);

      IDocument document = ProjectUtils.getDocument(project, file);
      // NOTE: checkForPath is false to support python files w/ file extenstion
      // != .py (like twisted .tac files for example)
      SourceModule module = (SourceModule)AbstractModule.createModuleFromDoc(
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Examples of org.python.pydev.plugin.nature.SystemPythonNature.resolveModule()

                IInterpreterInfo[] interpreterInfos = pythonInterpreterManager.getInterpreterInfos();
                for (IInterpreterInfo iInterpreterInfo : interpreterInfos) {
                    try {
                        SystemPythonNature systemPythonNature = new SystemPythonNature(pythonInterpreterManager,
                                iInterpreterInfo);
                        String modName = systemPythonNature.resolveModule(file);
                        if (modName != null) {
                            return new Tuple<IPythonNature, String>(systemPythonNature, modName);
                        }
                    } catch (Exception e) {
                        // that's ok
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