2 quick questions Follow

Hello Alain,

AR> 1/
AR> How can I open a project file/class in an editor when I only know
AR> its path/name (and not its module)?

You can use FileEditorManager to open files in editors for given file type.
FileEditorManager.openFile(VirtualFile file);

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Alexey

> You can ..
Thanks.

Now question 2 , sorry for being so blind, but how do I turn a FQN into
a VirtualFile?

String classFQN = "a.Foo";
VirtualFile fooVF = ???

Alain

Alain Ravet wrote:

Alexey

> You can ..
Thanks.

Now question 2 , sorry for being so blind, but how do I turn a FQN into
a VirtualFile?

String classFQN = "a.Foo";
VirtualFile fooVF = ???

Alain

psiManager.findClass(classFQN).getContainingFile().getVirtualFile()

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psiManager.findClass(classFQN).getContainingFile().getVirtualFile()

Checking for nulls every call out there is a must.

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3/ How can I find the module, associated to an editor/psiFile?


TIA

Alain

<![CDATA[ Call me blind, but I couldn't figure this one out. I wish there were a superCompletion tool to help me fill the blank in Module m = aPsiFile. It would visit the tree, breadth first, of variables and methods starting at the source (aPsiFile.), and display all the matches/candidate. ]]>

This supercompletion will be of no help here I afraid...

final ProjectFileIndex fileIndex =
ProjectRootManager.getInstance(project).getFileIndex();
final VirtualFile virtualFile = containingFile.getVirtualFile();
return fileIndex.getModuleForFile(virtualFile);


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"Alain Ravet" <alain.ravet@biz.tiscali.be> wrote in message
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3/ How can I find the module, associated to an editor/psiFile?

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TIA

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Alain

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<OT>
Call me blind, but I couldn't figure this one out.
I wish there were a superCompletion tool to help me fill the blank in
Module m = aPsiFile.<caret>

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It would visit the tree, breadth first, of variables and methods starting
at the source (aPsiFile.), and display all the matches/candidate.
</OT>

Alexey

>This supercompletion will be of no help here I afraid...
>

final ProjectFileIndex fileIndex =

>ProjectRootManager.getInstance(project).getFileIndex();

final VirtualFile virtualFile = containingFile.getVirtualFile();
return fileIndex.getModuleForFile(virtualFile);

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Thanks a lot. It will help me finish the next version of the MiniWiki.
This info/code snippet should be the openAPI javadoc.

Alain

Alexey Kudravtsev (JetBrains) wrote:

>This supercompletion will be of no help here I afraid...
>

>

What would be helpful is a way to ask:
"what method has a virtualFile as (one of its) parameter(s), and
returns a module."


Alain

Hi, there is a way to ask (but not very easy enough yet:)

class $a$ {
$Module$ $getModule$($BeforeParamType$ $BeforeParamName$, VirtualFile
$parameter$, $AfterParamType$ $AfterParamName$);
}

$Module$ is Module in type hierarchy
$getModule$ is target of the search.
$AfterParamType$, $AfterParamName$, $BeforeParamType$, $BeforeParamName$
0..1000

Alain Ravet wrote:

Alexey Kudravtsev (JetBrains) wrote:

>> This supercompletion will be of no help here I afraid...
>>
>>
>>

What would be helpful is a way to ask:
"what method has a virtualFile as (one of its) parameter(s), and
returns a module."


Alain

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