Examples of LineNumberMap

flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap
Utility class that supports mapping line numbers in one file to line numbers in another.
net.sf.saxon.tree.LineNumberMap
Line numbers are not held in nodes in the tree, because they are not usually needed. This class provides a map from element sequence numbers to line numbers: it is linked to the root node of the tree. @author Michael H. Kay

Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

    }


  public void log( ILocalizableMessage m, String source)
  {
      // C: If we encounter the asserts, we'll have to fix ILocalizableMessage.
      LineNumberMap map = null;
      if ((map = matchPath(m.getPath())) != null)
      {
          if (isUserDefined(map, m.getLine()))
          {
              m.setPath( map.getOldName() );
              m.setLine( map.get( m.getLine() ) );
              m.setColumn(-1);
            source = null;
          }
          else
          {

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

      return map;
    }


    for (int i = 0, size = extras == null ? 0 : extras.size(); i < size; i++)
    {
      LineNumberMap m = extras.get(i);
      if (m.getNewName().equals(path))
      {
        return m;
      }
    }

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

        }
        
        // Use MxmlLogAdapter to do filtering, e.g. -generated.as -> .css, as line -> css
        // line, etc...
        Logger original = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLogger();
        LineNumberMap lineNumberMap = styleModule.getLineNumberMap();
        Logger adapter = new MxmlLogAdapter(original, lineNumberMap);
        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(adapter);


        CompilationUnit ascCompilationUnit = delegateSubCompiler.parse1(generatedSource, symbolTable);

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

    Context cx = context.getAscContext();
    symbolTable.perCompileData.handler = cx.getHandler();


    ProgramNode node = (ProgramNode) unit.getSyntaxTree();


    LineNumberMap map = (LineNumberMap) context.getAttribute("LineNumberMap");


    Emitter emitter = new BytecodeEmitter(cx, unit.getSource(),
                                              as3Configuration.debug() || as3Configuration.verboseStacktraces(),
                                              !as3Configuration.optimize(),
                                              as3Configuration.keepEmbedMetadata(),

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

    {
        CompilationUnit ascUnit = (CompilationUnit) unit.getContext().getAttribute(DELEGATE_UNIT);
        Source.transferInheritance(unit, ascUnit);


        Logger original = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLogger();
        LineNumberMap map = (LineNumberMap) unit.getContext().getAttribute(LINE_NUMBER_MAP);
        Logger adapter = new MxmlLogAdapter(original, map);


        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(adapter);
        delegateSubCompiler.parse2(ascUnit, symbolTable);
        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(original);

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

    public void analyze1(CompilationUnit unit, SymbolTable symbolTable)
    {
        CompilationUnit ascUnit = (CompilationUnit) unit.getContext().getAttribute(DELEGATE_UNIT);


        Logger original = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLogger();
        LineNumberMap map = (LineNumberMap) unit.getContext().getAttribute(LINE_NUMBER_MAP);
        Logger adapter = new MxmlLogAdapter(original, map);


        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(adapter);
        delegateSubCompiler.analyze1(ascUnit, symbolTable);
        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(original);

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

    {
        CompilationUnit ascUnit = (CompilationUnit) unit.getContext().getAttribute(DELEGATE_UNIT);
        Source.transferDependencies(unit, ascUnit);


        Logger original = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLogger();
        LineNumberMap map = (LineNumberMap) unit.getContext().getAttribute(LINE_NUMBER_MAP);
        Logger adapter = new MxmlLogAdapter(original, map);


        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(adapter);
        delegateSubCompiler.analyze2(ascUnit, symbolTable);
        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(original);

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

    {
        CompilationUnit ascUnit = (CompilationUnit) unit.getContext().getAttribute(DELEGATE_UNIT);
        Source.transferDependencies(unit, ascUnit);


        Logger original = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLogger();
        LineNumberMap map = (LineNumberMap) unit.getContext().getAttribute(LINE_NUMBER_MAP);
        Logger adapter = new MxmlLogAdapter(original, map);


        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(adapter);
        delegateSubCompiler.analyze3(ascUnit, symbolTable);
        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(original);

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

    public void analyze4(CompilationUnit unit, SymbolTable symbolTable)
    {
        CompilationUnit ascUnit = (CompilationUnit) unit.getContext().getAttribute(DELEGATE_UNIT);


        Logger original = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLogger();
        LineNumberMap map = (LineNumberMap) unit.getContext().getAttribute(LINE_NUMBER_MAP);
        MxmlLogAdapter adapter = new MxmlLogAdapter(original, map);


        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(adapter);
        delegateSubCompiler.analyze4(ascUnit, symbolTable);

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Examples of flex2.compiler.util.LineNumberMap

        }
        
        // Use MxmlLogAdapter to do filtering, e.g. -generated.as -> .css, as line -> css
        // line, etc...
        Logger original = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLogger();
        LineNumberMap lineNumberMap = styleModule.getLineNumberMap();
        Logger adapter = new MxmlLogAdapter(original, lineNumberMap);
        ThreadLocalToolkit.setLogger(adapter);


        CompilationUnit ascCompilationUnit = delegateSubCompiler.parse1(generatedSource, symbolTable);

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