Example usage for org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast StringLiteral source

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From source file:org.nabucco.framework.generator.compiler.transformation.java.service.NabuccoToJavaServiceLocatorVisitor.java

License:Open Source License

/**
 * Modify the logger field./*from w w w .  j  a  va 2 s. c om*/
 * 
 * @param serviceName
 *            the service name
 * @param type
 *            the java type
 * 
 * @throws JavaModelException
 */
private void jndi(String serviceName, TypeDeclaration type) throws JavaModelException {
    JavaAstElementFactory javaFactory = JavaAstElementFactory.getInstance();
    JavaAstModelProducer producer = JavaAstModelProducer.getInstance();

    FieldDeclaration jndi = javaFactory.getJavaAstType().getField(type, FIELD_JNDI);
    StringLiteral literal = (StringLiteral) jndi.initialization;

    String serviceImport = super.resolveImport(serviceName);
    String componentName = NabuccoCompilerSupport.getParentComponentName(serviceImport);
    String jndiName = MessageFormat.format(new String(literal.source()), componentName, serviceImport);

    jndi.initialization = producer.createLiteral(jndiName, LiteralType.STRING_LITERAL);
}

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From source file:org.nabucco.framework.mda.template.java.extract.statement.JavaAstStatementExtractorVisitor.java

License:Open Source License

@Override
public boolean visit(StringLiteral stringLiteral, BlockScope scope) {

    StringLiteral stringCopy = new StringLiteral(stringLiteral.source().clone(), stringLiteral.sourceStart,
            stringLiteral.sourceEnd, 0);

    this.statement = stringCopy;

    return false;
}

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From source file:spoon.support.builder.JDTTreeBuilder.java

License:Open Source License

@Override
public boolean visit(StringLiteral stringLiteral, BlockScope scope) {
    CtLiteral<String> s = factory.Core().createLiteral();
    // references.getTypeReference(stringLiteral.resolvedType) can be null
    s.setType(factory.Type().createReference(String.class));
    s.setValue(new String(stringLiteral.source()));
    context.enter(s, stringLiteral);//from  ww  w. java2  s .  c o  m
    return true;
}

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From source file:spoon.support.compiler.jdt.JDTTreeBuilder.java

License:Open Source License

@Override
public boolean visit(StringLiteral stringLiteral, BlockScope scope) {
    CtLiteral<String> s = factory.Core().createLiteral();
    // references.getTypeReference(stringLiteral.resolvedType) can be null
    s.setType(factory.Type().createReference(String.class));

    // there are two methods in JDT: source() and toString()
    // source() seems better but actually does not return the real source
    // (for instance \n are not \n but newline)
    // toString seems better (see StringLiteralTest)
    // here there is a contract between JDTTreeBuilder and
    // DefaultJavaPrettyPrinter:
    // JDTTreeBuilder si responsible for adding the double quotes
    // s.setValue(new String(stringLiteral.toString()));

    // RP: this is not a good idea but many other usages of the value can be
    // done (apart from the pretty printer). So I moved back the
    // responsibility of pretty printing the string inside the pretty
    // printer (i.e. where it belongs)
    s.setValue(new String(stringLiteral.source()));

    context.enter(s, stringLiteral);/*from w w  w .  j  ava2  s. c  o m*/
    return true;
}

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