Generete annotation and methods/code in method in already existing java file. Follow

Yes, i want generate source code visible in file. Something like that.

@Myannotations(something = {myannotationtype = {
        @Myannotation(parameters) @Myannotation(parameters)})
public class A {

Use `com.intellij.psi.PsiJavaParserFacade#createXXXFromText` to create elements from text. (To get the factory, use `com.intellij.psi.JavaPsiFacade#getElementFactory(com.intellij.openapi.project.Project)`)

Ok it works fine, but i have one problem. Im adding it with:

file.addAfter(annotationFromText, file.getFirstChild());

After adding annotation and imports first time it works like i want it to:

Element 0 import list (all imports)
Element 1:@MyAnnotations(type= {
@MyAnnotation(parameters) })
Element 2:
 
Element 3:public class MyClass {
public static void methods(){
}
}
Element 4:

but when i add second time my annotation it merges with Element 3 and it looks like this. Why it merge and how can I prevent it?

@MyAnnotations(type= {
@MyAnnotation(parameters) })

public class MyClass {
public static void methods(){
}
}

I'd suggest to `addBefore` with your class as anchor. Otherwise your code would be broken by package statement/import statement, etc.

I changed it like you suggested but it still merge into class when i try to add second annotation and looks like:

@MyAnnotations(type= {
@MyAnnotation(parameters) })

public class MyClass {
public static void methods(){
}
}

It merges inside previous annotation as far as I can see. Please check what element is added and that anchor is still valid after you added the first element.

After adding first annotation: (Element 2 is added)

Element 0: import list (all imports)
Element 1:
Element 2:@MyAnnotations(type= {
@MyAnnotation(parameters) })
Element 3:public class MyClass {
public static void methods(){
}
}

When I try to add annotation again: (it automatic merge into next element?)

Element 0: import list (all imports)
Element 1:
Element 2:@MyAnnotations(type= {
@MyAnnotation(parameters) })
public class MyClass {
public static void methods(){
}
}

annotations belong to class's modifier list.

I want to add next annotation like this:

before second annotation:

@MyAnnotations(type= {
@MyAnnotation(parameters) })

after adding second annotation:

@MyAnnotations(type= {
@MyAnnotation(parameters), @MyAnnotation(parameters) })

My idea was to replace annotation element with new element (created from text) with new annotation but I guess it is not possible because i will replace class as well. Do you know how can i change it like that?

You want to add next annotation inside added annotation. Thus, you need to keep added annotation and add new element inside, like

```

PsiAnnotation anno = psiClass.add(firstAnnoFromText);

anno.addAfter(secondAnnoFromText, anchor);

```

where anchor need to be found among the `anno` children according to your rules.

How can I generate code inside the method i focus on now ?

If you have a caret inside the method, then AnAction will provide you with `com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.DataContext` from which you may get psiElement (`com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.CommonDataKeys#PSI_ELEMENT`). This element will correspond to the leaf element under caret. Then you would need to check the tree above the element and perform your transformations.