PsiFile in v3.0.5

PsiElement[] getOnDemandImports(boolean includeImplicit, boolean
checkIncludes);
PsiClass[] getSingleClassImports(boolean checkIncludes);
String[] getImplicitlyImportedPackages();
PsiJavaCodeReferenceElement[] getImplicitlyImportedPackageReferences();
PsiJavaCodeReferenceElement findImportReferenceTo(PsiClass aClass);

and what's the differences between ::

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PsiElement PsiReference.getElement()

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and

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PsiElement PsiReference.resolve()

PsiReference.resolve() "resolves" the reference and returns element to which
it refers. It may return null when reference cannot be resolved (e.g.
non-compilable code).
PsiReference.getElement() has nothing to do with that. To understand what it
means we should look into another method: PsiElement.getReferences(). That
is any element may contain some amount of reference associated with it.
PsiReference.getElement() returns the original element to which the
reference is associated (is never null).

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"Marc Polizzi" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
news:13209607.1067886598005.JavaMail.itn@is.intellij.net...

Does anybody know the formal parameters meaning in the methods ::

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PsiFile.getSingleClassImportReferences( boolean )
psiFile.getOnDemandImportReferences( boolean, boolean )

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and what's the differences between ::

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PsiElement PsiReference.getElement()

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and

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PsiElement PsiReference.resolve()

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Thanks,
_marc

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Thanks for your help,
_marc