Examples of org.eclipse.jst.jsf.validation.internal.el.operators.BinaryOperator.performOperation()

Package org.eclipse.jst.jsf.validation.internal.el.operators

Class org.eclipse.jst.jsf.validation.internal.el.operators.BinaryOperator

Examples of org.eclipse.jst.jsf.validation.internal.el.operators.BinaryOperator.performOperation()

org.eclipse.jst.jsf.validation.internal.el.operators.BinaryOperator.performOperation()
If both arguments are literals and the operation can be performed, then the return must be a new LiteralType transformed using this operator. If one or both of the arg is not a literal and the operaton can be performed, then the return is a new ValueType transformed per the rules of the operator If the operation cannot be performed on ValueType, return null @param firstArg @param secondArg @return a new value type after the operation is performed

                    final int offset = _context.getDocumentPosition() + firstToken.beginColumn - 1;
                    final int length = node.getLastToken().endColumn - firstToken.beginColumn+1;
                    _reporter.report(diagnostic, offset, length);
                }


                curType = operator.performOperation(curType, secondType);
            }
        }


        tracker.setType(curType);
    }

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