Examples of com.android.tools.lint.detector.api.Detector

com.android.tools.lint.detector.api.Detector

A detector is able to find a particular problem. It might also be thought of as enforcing a rule, but "rule" is a bit overloaded in ADT terminology since ViewRules are used in the Rules API to allow views to specify designtime behavior in the graphical layout editor.

Each detector provides information about the issues it can find, such as an explanation of how to fix the issue, the priority, the category, etc. It also has an id which is used to persistently identify a particular type of error.

NOTE: Detectors might be constructed just once and shared between lint runs, so any per-detector state should be initialized and reset via the before/after methods.

NOTE: This is not a public or final API; if you rely on this be prepared to adjust your code for the next tools release.

        }


        List<Detector> detectors = new ArrayList<Detector>(detectorClasses.size());
        for (Class<? extends Detector> clz : detectorClasses) {
            try {
                Detector detector = clz.newInstance();
                detectors.add(detector);


                if (scopeToDetectors != null) {
                    EnumSet<Scope> union = detectorToScope.get(clz);
                    for (Scope s : union) {

        }


        List<Detector> detectors = new ArrayList<Detector>(detectorClasses.size());
        for (Class<? extends Detector> clz : detectorClasses) {
            try {
                Detector detector = clz.newInstance();
                detectors.add(detector);


                if (scopeToDetectors != null) {
                    EnumSet<Scope> union = detectorToScope.get(clz);
                    for (Scope s : union) {

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