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17 package com
.intellij
.psi
;
19 import com
.intellij
.openapi
.editor
.RangeMarker
;
20 import com
.intellij
.openapi
.util
.Pair
;
21 import com
.intellij
.openapi
.util
.ProperTextRange
;
22 import com
.intellij
.openapi
.util
.TextRange
;
23 import org
.jetbrains
.annotations
.NotNull
;
24 import org
.jetbrains
.annotations
.Nullable
;
26 import java
.util
.List
;
29 * Marks psi element as (potentially) containing text in other language.
30 * Injected language PSI does not embed into the PSI tree of the hosting element,
31 * but is used by IDEA for highlighting, completion and other code insight actions.
32 * In order to do the injection, you have to
34 * <li>Implement {@link com.intellij.psi.LanguageInjector} to describe exact place where injection should occur.</li>
35 * <li>Register injection in {@link com.intellij.psi.PsiManager#registerLanguageInjector(LanguageInjector)} .</li>
37 * Currently, language can be injected into string literals, XML tag contents and XML attributes.
38 * You don't have to implement PsiLanguageInjectionHost by yourself, unless you want to inject something into your own custom PSI.
39 * For all returned injected PSI elements, {@link PsiElement#getContext()} method returns PsiLanguageInjectionHost they were injected into.
41 public interface PsiLanguageInjectionHost
extends PsiElement
{
43 * @return injected PSI element and text range inside host element where injection occurs.
44 * For example, in string literals we might want to inject something inside double quotes.
45 * To express this, use <code>return Pair.create(injectedPsi, new TextRange(1, textLength+1))</code>.
46 * @see #processInjectedPsi(InjectedPsiVisitor) instead
49 List
<Pair
<PsiElement
,TextRange
>> getInjectedPsi();
51 void processInjectedPsi(@NotNull InjectedPsiVisitor visitor
);
53 PsiLanguageInjectionHost
updateText(@NotNull String text
);
56 LiteralTextEscaper
<?
extends PsiLanguageInjectionHost
> createLiteralTextEscaper();
59 interface InjectedPsiVisitor
{
60 void visit(@NotNull PsiFile injectedPsi
, @NotNull List
<Shred
> places
);
64 public PsiLanguageInjectionHost host
;
65 private final RangeMarker relevantRangeInHost
;
66 public final TextRange range
; // range in (decoded) PSI
67 public final String prefix
;
68 public final String suffix
;
70 public Shred(@NotNull PsiLanguageInjectionHost host
, @NotNull RangeMarker relevantRangeInHost
, @NotNull String prefix
, @NotNull String suffix
, @NotNull TextRange range
) {
72 this.relevantRangeInHost
= relevantRangeInHost
;
79 public RangeMarker
getHostRangeMarker() {
80 return relevantRangeInHost
;
84 public TextRange
getRangeInsideHost() {
85 //if (!relevantRangeInHost.isValid()) return null;
86 ProperTextRange textRange
= new ProperTextRange(relevantRangeInHost
.getStartOffset(), relevantRangeInHost
.getEndOffset());
87 TextRange result
= textRange
.shiftRight(-host
.getTextRange().getStartOffset());
88 assert host
.getTextRange().contains(textRange
);
92 @SuppressWarnings({"HardCodedStringLiteral"})
93 public String
toString() {
94 return "Shred "+ host
.getTextRange() + ": "+ host
+
95 " Inhost range: "+(relevantRangeInHost
.isValid() ?
"" : "!") + "(" + relevantRangeInHost
.getStartOffset()+","+relevantRangeInHost
.getEndOffset()+");" +
99 public boolean isValid() {
100 return relevantRangeInHost
.isValid() && host
.isValid();