Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.ResourceName

org.openquark.cal.services.ResourceName
A ResourceName identifies a resource, not taking into account the resource's type. This class is meant to be subclassed in cases where a resouce cannot simply be identified by just the resource type and feature name. One example is with CAL metadata which are locale-specific, and hence the full identifier for a metadata resource needs to be (type, feature name, locale), meaning that the resource name should be a (feature name, locale) pair. @see ResourceIdentifier @author Joseph Wong

     *          be an absolute path to the file in the filesystem.
     */
    protected String getModulePath(ModuleName moduleName) {
        
        CALFeatureName moduleFeatureName = CALFeatureName.getModuleFeatureName(moduleName);
        ResourceName moduleResourceName = new ResourceName(moduleFeatureName);
        
        ResourceStore sourceStore = getWorkspaceManager().getWorkspace().getSourceManager(moduleName).getResourceStore();
        
        // If the source store doesn't know about this module, then we don't know how to find its file
        if (!sourceStore.hasFeature(moduleResourceName)) {

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     */
    private static ModuleSourceDefinition makeSourceDefFromBuiltIn (ModuleName builtInModuleName, CALWorkspace workspace) {
        
        final ResourceStore sourceStore = workspace.getSourceManager(builtInModuleName).getResourceStore();
        final CALFeatureName moduleFeatureName = CALFeatureName.getModuleFeatureName(builtInModuleName);
        final ResourceName moduleResourceName = new ResourceName(moduleFeatureName);
        return new ModuleSourceDefinition(builtInModuleName) {
            @Override
            public InputStream getInputStream(Status status) {
                return sourceStore.getInputStream(moduleResourceName);
            }

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     * @return true if the specified module is a testing module; false otherwise.
     */
    private boolean isTestingModule(final ModuleName moduleName) {
        final ResourceStore sourceStore = workspace.getSourceManager(moduleName).getResourceStore();
        final CALFeatureName moduleFeatureName = CALFeatureName.getModuleFeatureName(moduleName);
        final ResourceName resourceName = new ResourceName(moduleFeatureName);
        
        // If the source store doesn't know about this module, then it is not a testing module
        // (because it wasn't loaded from disk)
        if (!sourceStore.hasFeature(resourceName)) {
            return false;

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         */
        private String getModulePath() {
            
            ModuleName moduleName = getModuleNameFromCurrentSourcePosition();
            CALFeatureName moduleFeatureName = CALFeatureName.getModuleFeatureName(moduleName);
            ResourceName moduleResourceName = new ResourceName(moduleFeatureName);
            
            ResourceStore sourceStore = perspective.getWorkspace().getSourceManager(moduleName).getResourceStore();
            
            // If the source store doesn't know about this module, then we don't know how to find its file
            if (!sourceStore.hasFeature(moduleResourceName)) {

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        List<Element> elements = XMLPersistenceHelper.getChildElements(metadataNode);
        Iterator<Element> it = elements.iterator();
        
        Node element = it.next();        
        ResourceName persistedResourceName = ResourceName.getResourceNameWithCALFeatureNameFromXML(element);
        if (!persistedResourceName.getFeatureName().equals(getFeatureName())) {
            throw new BadXMLDocumentException(element, "CAL feature name " + getFeatureName() + " does not match the persisted feature name");
        }
        
        element = it.next();
        XMLPersistenceHelper.checkIsTagElement(element, MetadataPersistenceConstants.DISPLAY_NAME_TAG);

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        // Check whether the module name exists.
        // This goes to the workspace source manager -- so it's a bit hacky.
        // We can't just ask the workspace if it has the module though, since it might be the case where the workspace isn't
        //   using a module in the nullary case.
        if (perspective.getWorkspace().getSourceManager(moduleName).getResourceStore().hasFeature(
                new ResourceName(CALFeatureName.getModuleFeatureName(moduleName)))) {
            
            String message = GeneratorMessages.getString("JFIMF_ModuleExists");
            
            statusLabel.setText(message);
            statusLabel.setToolTipText(message);

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                    WorkspaceResource metadataResource = it.next();
                    if (statusListener != null) {
                        statusListener.willUseResource(metadataResource);
                    }
                    
                    ResourceName oldMetadataResourceName = metadataResource.getIdentifier().getResourceName();
                    Locale metadataLocale = LocalizedResourceName.localeOf(oldMetadataResourceName);
                    
                    // We want to keep a copy of the old metadata without any changes made to it so we can restore it later if an error occurs.
                    CALFeatureMetadata oldMetadata = metadataManager.getMetadata((CALFeatureName)oldMetadataResourceName.getFeatureName(), metadataLocale);
                    
                    // Make sure the metadata's module is in the current workspace
                    ModuleName metadataModuleName = oldMetadata.getFeatureName().toModuleName();
                    if (moduleContainer.containsModule(metadataModuleName)) {
                        continue;

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                    Document oldDesignDoc = (Document)designDoc.cloneNode(true);
                    
                    boolean changesMade = updateDesignDocument(designDoc, gemDesign.getDesignName(), moduleNameResolver);
                    
                    if (changesMade) {                    
                        if (!designManager.getResourceStore().isWriteable(new ResourceName(CALFeatureName.getFunctionFeatureName(gemDesign.getDesignName())))) {
                            throw new RenamingException("Can not update the design for " + gemDesign.getDesignName().getQualifiedName() + " because it is not writeable."); 
                            
                        }
                        
                        Status saveGemStatus = new Status("Save gem design status");

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                    // Check whether the module name exists, and if so confirm that the user wished to clobber.
                    // This goes to the workspace source manager -- so it's a bit hacky.
                    // We can't just ask the workspace if it has the module though, since it might be the case where the workspace isn't
                    //   using a module in the nullary case.
                    if (getWorkspace().getSourceManager(generatedModuleName).getResourceStore().hasFeature(
                            new ResourceName(CALFeatureName.getModuleFeatureName(generatedModuleName)))) {
                        
                        // TODOEL: Ideally, if the user does not want to clobber the existing module, we should 
                        //   go back to the dialog with the existing inputs.
                        
                        String warningTitle = getResourceString("WarningDialogTitle");

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