Examples of com.python.pydev.refactoring.actions.PyGoToDefinition

com.python.pydev.refactoring.actions.PyGoToDefinition

This is a refactoring action, but it does not follow the default cycle -- so, it overrides the run and always uses the same cycle... because in this case, we do not need any additional information before starting the refactoring... the go to definition always only depends upon the current selected text -- and if more than 1 match is found, it asks the user to select the one that is more likely the match) @author Fabio Zadrozny


    public void checkCase1() throws CoreException {
        String mod1Contents = "from javamod1 import javamod2\njavamod2.JavaClass2";
        setFileContents(mod1Contents);


        PyGoToDefinition pyGoToDefinition = new PyGoToDefinition();
        pyGoToDefinition.setEditor(editor);
        editor.setSelection(mod1Contents.length() - 2, 0);
        editor.doSave(null); //update the caches
        ItemPointer[] itemPointers = pyGoToDefinition.findDefinitionsAndOpen(false);
        for (ItemPointer pointer : itemPointers) {
            System.out.println(pointer);
        }
        assertTrue(itemPointers.length >= 1);
    }


    /**
     * Try to find a definition and open it.
     */
    public void open() {
        PyGoToDefinition pyGoToDefinition = new PyGoToDefinition();
        pyGoToDefinition.setEditor(this.fEditor);
        pyGoToDefinition.run((IAction) null);
    }

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