Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your help, hat is the part I'm looking for. It led me to
the interfaces IPositionUpdater and ITextInputListener, which gives
me everything I need to get notified at the right time.
Simon
On 03/18/2014 04:10 PM, Daniel Megert
wrote:
Hi Simon
I would start by looking into
org.eclipse.jdt.internal.ui.javaeditor.SemanticHighlightingPresenter.
Note that for other scenarios where you type and the code
becomes temporarily
incorrect, you will need to have some sort of error recovery on
the model
side, so that it can still report a partial/recovered AST and
model elements.
Dani
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Date:
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location of invalidation logic of semantic highlighting
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Hello everyone,
I'm writing my own IDE and try to mimic the behavior of JDT.
One thing
I
really like in the Java editor is how colorization of semantic
highlighting is done after an identifier is invalidated.
When one changes an identifier in the Java editor, for example
a method
name, the method name keeps it color, without the need of
semantic
highlighting to jump in. The Java editor remembers that the
identifier
had already a name - in my implementation this caching
behavior is not
implemented. Instead on each keystroke the current identifier
is
invalidated and has to be recolored, which happens after a
short delay
(and because semantic highlighting does not run in he UI
thread).
I'm extending CompilationUnitEditor and found out that the
invalidation
already happened before my own code is invoked. Thus I assume
that the
invalidation happens somewhere in JDT but I couldn't find out
where
exactly. Can someone tell me where the invalidation happens?
Simon
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