Examples of org.eclipse.jface.text.source.IAnnotationModel.connect()

org.eclipse.jface.text.source.IAnnotationModel.connect()

Connects the annotation model to a document. The annotations managed by this model must subsequently update according to the changes applied to the document. Once an annotation model is connected to a document, all further connect calls must mention the document the model is already connected to. An annotation model primarily uses connect and disconnect for reference counting the document. Reference counting frees the clients from keeping tracker whether a model has already been connected to a document. @param document the document the model gets connected to,may not be null @see #disconnect(IDocument)

    }
    
    fDocumentProvider.connect(input);
    IDocument document= fDocumentProvider.getDocument(input);
    IAnnotationModel annotationModel= fDocumentProvider.getAnnotationModel(input);
    annotationModel.connect(document);
    value= new Value(new TextBuffer(document), input, document, annotationModel);
    fFileValueMap.put(input, value);
    fBufferValueMap.put(value.buffer, value);
    value.references++;
    return value.buffer;

            IDocument doc = provider.getDocument(input);


            // TODO Why do we need to connect to the annotation model here?
            IAnnotationModel model = provider.getAnnotationModel(input);
            if (model != null)
                model.connect(doc);


            log.trace("EditorManager.saveText Annotations on the IDocument "
                + "are set");


            // dirtyStateListener.enabled = false;

      document = documentProvider.getDocument(input);
      
      
      IAnnotationModel annotationModel = documentProvider.getAnnotationModel(input);
      if (annotationModel != null)
        annotationModel.connect(document);
      if (input instanceof IPathEditorInput) {
        IPath path = ((IPathEditorInput) input).getPath();
        loadMapFromPath(path);
        setBasePathFrom(path.toFile());
      } else if (input instanceof FileEditorInput) {

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