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XbaseScopeProvider.createTypeScope removed in Xtext 2.4 [message #956094]

Wed, 24 October 2012 04:32

Eclipse User

Hi,

what should I use instead of XbaseScopeProvider.createTypeScope in the newest Xtext 2.4?

I want to get a Scope containing all visible types of the context object.

Thanks
~Ingo

Re: XbaseScopeProvider.createTypeScope removed in Xtext 2.4 [message #964066 is a reply to message #956094]

Tue, 30 October 2012 04:28

Eclipse User

Why is that a difficult question?

Hey, Xtext guys, where are you?

Or am I asking too eearly? I mean if a method is removed there should be information somewhere why and what is used instead.

Thanks for the great project
~Ingo

Re: XbaseScopeProvider.createTypeScope removed in Xtext 2.4 [message #964126 is a reply to message #964066]

Tue, 30 October 2012 05:16

Eclipse User

Am 30.10.12 09:28, schrieb Ingo Meyer:
> Why is that a difficult question?
>
> Hey, Xtext guys, where are you?

At EclipseCon.

>
> Or am I asking too eearly? I mean if a method is removed there should be
> information somewhere why and what is used instead.

Just use #getScope(EObject, EReference) to obtain a type scope.

Please be aware of the fact that all the Xbase stuff is provisional and
subject to change. As soon as things are settled, changes will be
documented.

Regards,
Sebastian
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>
> Thanks for the great project
> ~Ingo

Re: XbaseScopeProvider.createTypeScope removed in Xtext 2.4 [message #964190 is a reply to message #964126]

Tue, 30 October 2012 06:27

Eclipse User

Oh yes, EclipseCon,
that answer would have been enough, enjoy it Smile

And many thanks for taking time to answer my question.
~Ingo

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