| How can we judge if a method is overrides other method? [message #217707] |
Tue, 25 October 2005 05:42  |
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Hi, dear all
I get an MethodDeclaration instance through traversing from
CompilationUnit. MethodDeclaration can offer many info about method, but
I haven't found a method to tell if this method overrides other method.
Although I found some internal API such as "Bindings" is revelant, I
think there should be other ways rather to use internal API.
Could you please help me?
Thanks!
James
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| Re: How can we judge if a method is overrides other method? [message #217901 is a reply to message #217881] |
Wed, 26 October 2005 05:57  |
| Eclipse User |
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You are right. Thanks for discussion!
Jerome Lanneluc wrote:
> I'm afraid that what you're asking is not available yet (see the
> feature request https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=90660).
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> So in the meantime, the only solution is to search the hierarchy and
> test every method.
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> Jerome
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> James Gan wrote:
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>> Hi, Jerome
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>> Thank you for telling me this API. This is really helpful. But my
>> problem is a little different. I haven't an otherMethodBinding in
>> hand. I want to know if a method overrides any other method.
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>> Should I search the hierarchy and get every method then test it with
>> "overrides()"?
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>> Jerome Lanneluc wrote:
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>>> MethodDeclaration methodDeclaration = ...
>>> IMethodBinding methodBinding = methodDeclaration.resolveBinding();
>>> return methodBinding.overrides(otherMethodBinding);
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>>> Note you need to ask the ASTParser to resolve bindings before
>>> creating the AST.
>>> See ASTParser#setResolveBindings(boolean).
>>>
>>> Jerome
>>>
>>> James Gan wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi, dear all
>>>>
>>>> I get an MethodDeclaration instance through traversing from
>>>> CompilationUnit. MethodDeclaration can offer many info about method,
>>>> but I haven't found a method to tell if this method overrides other
>>>> method. Although I found some internal API such as "Bindings" is
>>>> revelant, I think there should be other ways rather to use internal
>>>> API.
>>>>
>>>> Could you please help me?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>> James
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