Examples of IRegion

aQute.bnd.properties.IRegion
jadx.core.dex.nodes.IRegion
org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.core.IRegion
A Java model region describes a hierarchical set of elements. Regions are often used to describe a set of elements to be considered when performing operations; for example, the set of elements to be considered during a search. A region may include elements from different projects.
When an element is included in a region, all of its children are considered to be included. Children of an included element cannot be selectively excluded.

This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients. Instances can be created via the JavaCore.newRegion.
@see JavaCore#newRegion()
org.eclipse.jdt.core.IRegion
A Java model region describes a hierarchical set of elements. Regions are often used to describe a set of elements to be considered when performing operations; for example, the set of elements to be considered during a search. A region may include elements from different projects.
When an element is included in a region, all of its children are considered to be included. Children of an included element cannot be selectively excluded.

Instances can be created via the JavaCore.newRegion.
@see JavaCore#newRegion() @noimplement This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.
org.eclipse.jface.text.IRegion
A region describes a certain range in an indexed text store. Text stores are for example documents or strings. A region is defined by its offset into the text store and its length.
A region is considered a value object. Its offset and length do not change over time.
Clients may implement this interface or use the standard implementation {@link org.eclipse.jface.text.Region}.
soot.toolkits.graph.pdg.IRegion

Examples of org.eclipse.jface.text.IRegion

        DocumentTemplateContext context =
            (DocumentTemplateContext) contextType.createContext();


        int start = context.getStart();
        int end = context.getEnd();
        IRegion region = new Region(start, end - start);


        Template[] templates = Templates.getInstance().getTemplates();
        for (int i = 0; i != templates.length; i++)
        {
            if (context.canEvaluate(templates[i]))

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Examples of soot.toolkits.graph.pdg.IRegion

    /*This is needed to convert the initially Region-typed inner node of the PDG's head
      to a PDGRegion-typed one after the whole graph is computed.
      The root PDGRegion is the one with no parent.
    */


    IRegion r = this.m_pdgRegions.get(0);
    while(r.getParent() != null)
      r = r.getParent();
    
    this.m_startNode.setNode(r);
    
  }

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Examples of soot.toolkits.graph.pdg.IRegion

    
    Queue<IRegion> toProcess = new LinkedList<IRegion>();
    toProcess.add(r);
    while(!toProcess.isEmpty())
    {
      IRegion reg = toProcess.poll();
      list.add(reg);
      for(Iterator<IRegion> itr = reg.getChildRegions().iterator(); itr.hasNext(); )
        toProcess.add((Region)itr.next());
      
    }
    
    return list;

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