Class AbstractResourceMappingMerger

java.lang.Object
org.eclipse.team.core.mapping.ResourceMappingMerger
org.eclipse.ltk.ui.refactoring.model.AbstractResourceMappingMerger
All Implemented Interfaces:
IResourceMappingMerger

public abstract class AbstractResourceMappingMerger extends ResourceMappingMerger
Partial implementation of a refactoring-aware resource mapping merger.

This class provides support to determine pending refactorings during model merging and model update, and displays a refactoring wizard to apply the refactorings to the local workspace.

Note: this class is designed to be extended by clients. Programming language implementers which need a refactoring-aware resource mapping merger to associated with their model provider may extend this class to implement language-specific project dependency rules.

Since:
3.2
See Also:
  • Constructor Details

    • AbstractResourceMappingMerger

      protected AbstractResourceMappingMerger(ModelProvider provider)
      Creates a new abstract refactoring model merger.
      Parameters:
      provider - the model provider
  • Method Details

    • aboutToPerformMerge

      protected IStatus aboutToPerformMerge(IMergeContext context, IProgressMonitor monitor)
      Hook method which is called before the actual merge process happens.

      Subclasses may extend this method to perform any special processing. The default implementation checks whether there are any pending refactorings in the merge context and displays a refactoring wizard to let the user perform the pending refactorings before merge.

      Returning a status of severity IStatus.ERROR will terminate the merge process.

      Parameters:
      context - the merge context
      monitor - the progress monitor to use
      Returns:
      a status describing the outcome of the operation
    • getDependencies

      protected abstract IProject[] getDependencies(IProject[] projects)
      Returns the dependent projects of the projects associated with the incoming refactorings.

      Subclasses must implement this method to return the dependent projects according to the semantics of the associated programming language. The result of this method is used to decide whether the resource mapping merger should execute the incoming refactorings in order to fix up references in dependent projects.

      Parameters:
      projects - the projects associated with the incoming refactorings in the synchronization scope.
      Returns:
      the dependent projects, or an empty array
    • getModelProvider

      protected final ModelProvider getModelProvider()
      Description copied from class: ResourceMappingMerger
      Return the model provider associated with this merger.
      Specified by:
      getModelProvider in class ResourceMappingMerger
      Returns:
      Return the model provider associated with this merger.
    • merge

      public IStatus merge(IMergeContext context, IProgressMonitor monitor) throws CoreException
      Description copied from class: ResourceMappingMerger
      A default implementation of merge that attempts to merge all the mappings in the context.
      Specified by:
      merge in interface IResourceMappingMerger
      Overrides:
      merge in class ResourceMappingMerger
      Parameters:
      context - the context
      monitor - a progress monitor
      Returns:
      a status indicating whether the merge was successful
      Throws:
      CoreException - if an error occurred
      See Also:
    • mergePerformed

      protected IStatus mergePerformed(IMergeContext context, IProgressMonitor monitor)
      Hook method which is called after the actual merge process happened. This method is only called if merge(IMergeContext, IProgressMonitor) returns a status with severity less than IStatus.ERROR and a status code unequal to IMergeStatus.CONFLICTS or IMergeStatus.INTERNAL_ERROR.

      Subclasses may extend this method to perform any special processing. The default implementation does nothing.

      Parameters:
      context - the merge context
      monitor - the progress monitor to use
      Returns:
      a status describing the outcome of the operation