Examples of FileCollection

com.google.opengse.io.FileCollection
A collection of files, such as a directory, jar file, tarball, etc.
org.buildndeploy.server.model.FileCollection
This list of BlobKeys is used to track the order in which files should be displayed in the IconPanel. Any time a file is modified in the IconPanel, a new list of FileDetails, in the order they appear in the IconPanel, are sent to the server, where a new FileCollection is created from the BlobKeys of those FileDetails. When the new FileCollection is saved to the datastore, it overwrites the old entity, so it acts as a Singleton. When the save happens all clients are notified that there has been a change in the FileCollection through a Channel push. Upon receiving this notification the clients will make a request for the new FileCollection. TODO Allow multiple FileCollections, each representing the contents of a directory. The FileCollections will then be queried by String names, which will represent the directory path of that FileCollection.
org.gradle.api.file.FileCollection
org.jboss.profiler.filecollection.FileCollection
Manipulates registers on files working like a collection. The elements that are being used here, have to implement preferably FileCollectionInterface or Externalizable (do not call supper.writeExternal on that case) @author Clebert Suconic

Examples of org.gradle.api.file.FileCollection

        ResolvedConfiguration actualResolvedConfiguration = resolver.resolve(this.configuration, ivy, moduleDescriptor);
        assertThat(actualResolvedConfiguration, not(sameInstance(resolvedConfiguration)));


        final File configFile = new File("from config");
        final File depFile = new File("from dep");
        final FileCollection depFiles = context.mock(FileCollection.class);


        final boolean transitive = true;
        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            allowing(configuration);
            will(returnValue(transitive));

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Examples of org.gradle.api.file.FileCollection

    {
        List<File> ins = getIn();
        File out = getOut();
        File rangemap = getRangeMap();
        File rangelog = File.createTempFile("rangelog", ".txt", this.getTemporaryDir());
        FileCollection srg = getSrgs();
        FileCollection exc = getExcs();
        
        InputSupplier inSup;
        
        if (ins.size() == 0)
            return; // no input.

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    }


    @InputFiles
    public FileCollection getAllPatches()
    {
        FileCollection col = null;


        for (ResourceHolder holder : stages)
            if (col == null)
                col = holder.getPatchFiles();
            else

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    }


    @InputFiles
    public FileCollection getAllInjects()
    {
        FileCollection col = null;


        for (ResourceHolder holder : stages)
            if (col == null)
                col = holder.getInjects();
            else

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Examples of org.gradle.api.file.FileCollection

        excludeCalls.add(c);
    }
    
    public FileCollection getSourcePaths()
    {
        FileCollection collection = getProject().files(new Object[] {});
        
        for (DelayedFile file : sourcePaths)
            collection = collection.plus(getProject().files(file));
                
        return collection;
    }

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Examples of org.gradle.api.file.FileCollection

                File dir = (File) input.getValue(instance);
                hashes.addAll(Constants.hashAll(dir));
            }
            else if (m.isAnnotationPresent(InputFiles.class))
            {
                FileCollection files = (FileCollection) input.getValue(instance);
                for (File file : files.getFiles())
                {
                    String hash = Constants.hash(file);
                    hashes.add(hash);
                    getLogger().info(hash + " " + input.getValue(instance));
                }

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Examples of org.gradle.api.file.FileCollection

    public void doStuffBefore() throws Throwable
    {
        readCsvs();


        // check directory and stuff...
        FileCollection in = getInFiles();
        File out = getOutFile();


        if (in.getFiles().size() == 1 && in.getSingleFile().getName().endsWith("jar"))
            jarMode(in.getSingleFile(), out);
        else
            dirMode(in.getFiles(), out);
    }

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Examples of org.gradle.api.file.FileCollection

        this.fieldsCsv = fieldsCsv;
    }


    public FileCollection getInFiles()
    {
        FileCollection collection = getProject().files(new Object[] {});
        
        for (DelayedFile file : inFiles)
            collection = collection.plus(getProject().files(file));
                
        return collection;
    }

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Examples of org.gradle.api.file.FileCollection

        candidateFormats.add("ClassPathNotation, e.g. gradleApi().");
    }


    public void convert(DependencyFactory.ClassPathNotation notation, NotationConvertResult<? super SelfResolvingDependency> result) throws TypeConversionException {
        Collection<File> classpath = classPathRegistry.getClassPath(notation.name()).getAsFiles();
        FileCollection files = fileResolver.resolveFiles(classpath);
        result.converted(instantiator.newInstance(DefaultSelfResolvingDependency.class, files));
    }

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        }


        JavaExecHandleBuilder javaExec = new JavaExecHandleBuilder(getFileResolver());
        getForkOptions().copyTo(javaExec);


        FileCollection sonarRunnerConfiguration = getProject().getConfigurations().getAt(SonarRunnerExtension.SONAR_RUNNER_CONFIGURATION_NAME);


        Properties propertiesObject = new Properties();
        propertiesObject.putAll(properties);
        File propertyFile = new File(getTemporaryDir(), "sonar-project.properties");
        GUtil.saveProperties(propertiesObject, propertyFile);

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