Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.core.IRegion

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.

      IJavaElement e = this.elementsToProcess[i];
      ICompilationUnit cu = getCompilationUnitFor(e);
      if (cu == null) {
        throw new JavaModelException(new JavaModelStatus(IJavaModelStatusConstants.READ_ONLY, e));
      } else {
        IRegion region = (IRegion) this.childrenToRemove.get(cu);
        if (region == null) {
          region = new Region();
          this.childrenToRemove.put(cu, region);
          uniqueCUs += 1;
        }
        region.add(e);
      }
    }
    this.elementsToProcess = new IJavaElement[uniqueCUs];
    Iterator iter = this.childrenToRemove.keySet().iterator();
    int i = 0;

      IJavaElement e = this.elementsToProcess[i];
      ICompilationUnit cu = getCompilationUnitFor(e);
      if (cu == null) {
        throw new JavaModelException(new JavaModelStatus(IJavaModelStatusConstants.READ_ONLY, e));
      } else {
        IRegion region = (IRegion) this.childrenToRemove.get(cu);
        if (region == null) {
          region = new Region();
          this.childrenToRemove.put(cu, region);
          uniqueCUs += 1;
        }
        region.add(e);
      }
    }
    this.elementsToProcess = new IJavaElement[uniqueCUs];
    Iterator iter = this.childrenToRemove.keySet().iterator();
    int i = 0;

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