Using codeStyleManager.shortenClassReferences for single field only

In Inspection Gadgets shortenClassReferences is used all the time for PsiStatements, PsiExpressions and other PsiElements, so it should work for PsiFields too.

importList.findOnDemandInportStatement() finds "" imports (e.g. import java.awt.;)

Bas

Hello Bas,

In Inspection Gadgets shortenClassReferences is used all the time for
PsiStatements, PsiExpressions and other PsiElements, so it should work
for PsiFields too.

The code I'm looking at is:
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PsiField newField = factory.createFieldFromText("private static final java.util.List
myList = new java.util.LinkedList();", parentClass);
parentClass.add(newField);
CodeStyleManager codeStyleManager = manager.getCodeStyleManager();
codeStyleManager.shortenClassReferences(newField);
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The result I observe is certainly not shorteded.

This is in IDEA 5.1.2, and the sandbox instance has "Optimize imports on
the fly" disabled.

importList.findOnDemandInportStatement() finds "*" imports (e.g.
import java.awt.*;)

Ok. Seems a bit of strange naming? (I'd expect findWholePackageImportStatements()
or something similar).

Is there some code that computes whether an importlist does include include
(explicitly or implicitly) a specific class?

P.S. Did you manage to solve your SVN problem?

The result I observe is certainly not shorteded.

Found out my mistake: you have to operate on the physical element returned
from add(), not on the nonphysical elements passed to add().

Hi Taras,

Try this:

importList.findOnDemandInportStatement() finds "*"

imports (e.g.

import java.awt.*;)

Ok. Seems a bit of strange naming? (I'd expect
findWholePackageImportStatements()
or something similar).

I guess it is, it never bothered me though.

Is there some code that computes whether an
importlist does include include
(explicitly or implicitly) a specific class?

No that I know of, but it should not be hard to make.

P.S. Did you manage to solve your SVN problem?

Not yet, but I did not invest any time in it either. I have another machine I can still work on.

Bas

Whoops, you discovered the problem yourself already.

Thank you sir, you saved me much grief :-). I was curious though -- there is a PsiElement returned from shortenClassReferences, but that does not seem to be needed. For example:

        field = JavaPsiFacade.getElementFactory(project).createFieldFromText(code, propertyField);
        field = (PsiField) propertyField.getContext().addAfter(field, propertyField);
        JavaCodeStyleManager.getInstance(project).shortenClassReferences(field);