org.eclipse.compare
Class HistoryItem
java.lang.Object
org.eclipse.compare.HistoryItem
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- IEncodedStreamContentAccessor, IModificationDate, IStreamContentAccessor, ITypedElement
- public class HistoryItem
- extends Object
- implements IEncodedStreamContentAccessor, ITypedElement, IModificationDate
A combination IFileState and ITypedElement that can be used as
an input to a compare viewer or other places where an IStreamContentAccessor
is needed.
Clients may instantiate this class; it is not intended to be subclassed.
Constructor Summary
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HistoryItem(ITypedElement base,
IFileState fileState)
Creates a HistoryItem object which combines the given IFileState
and ITypedElement into an object
which is suitable as input for a compare viewer or ReplaceWithEditionDialog.
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Method Summary
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String
| getCharset()
Returns the name of a charset encoding to be used when decoding this
stream accessor's contents into characters.
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InputStream
| getContents()
Returns an open InputStream for this object which can be used to retrieve the object's content.
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Image
| getImage()
Returns an image for this object.
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long
| getModificationDate()
Returns the modification time of this object.
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String
| getName()
Returns the name of this object.
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String
| getType()
Returns the type of this object.
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Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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HistoryItem
public HistoryItem(ITypedElement base,
IFileState fileState)
- Creates a HistoryItem object which combines the given IFileState
and ITypedElement into an object
which is suitable as input for a compare viewer or ReplaceWithEditionDialog.
- Parameters:
- base - the implementation of the ITypedElement interface delegates to this base ITypedElement
- fileState - the IFileState from which the streamable contents and the modification time is derived from
getName
public String getName()
- Description copied from interface: ITypedElement
- Returns the name of this object.
The name is used when displaying this object in the UI.
- Specified by:
- getName in interface ITypedElement
- Returns:
- the name of this object
getImage
public Image getImage()
- Description copied from interface: ITypedElement
- Returns an image for this object.
This image is used when displaying this object in the UI.
- Specified by:
- getImage in interface ITypedElement
- Returns:
- the image of this object or null if this type of input has no image
getType
public String getType()
- Description copied from interface: ITypedElement
- Returns the type of this object. For objects with a file name
this is typically the file extension. For folders its the constant
FOLDER_TYPE.
The type is used for determining a suitable viewer for this object.
- Specified by:
- getType in interface ITypedElement
- Returns:
- the type of this object
getModificationDate
public long getModificationDate()
- Description copied from interface: IModificationDate
- Returns the modification time of this object.
Note that this value should only be used to give the user a general idea of how
old the object is.
- Specified by:
- getModificationDate in interface IModificationDate
- Returns:
- the time of last modification, in milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT
getContents
public InputStream getContents()
throws CoreException
- Description copied from interface: IStreamContentAccessor
- Returns an open InputStream for this object which can be used to retrieve the object's content.
The client is responsible for closing the stream when finished.
Returns null if this object has no streamable contents.
- Specified by:
- getContents in interface IStreamContentAccessor
- Returns:
- an input stream containing the contents of this object
- Throws:
- CoreException - if the contents of this object could not be accessed
getCharset
public String getCharset()
throws CoreException
- Description copied from interface: IEncodedStreamContentAccessor
- Returns the name of a charset encoding to be used when decoding this
stream accessor's contents into characters. Returns null if a proper
encoding cannot be determined.
Note: this method does not check whether the result is a supported
charset name. Callers should be prepared to handle
UnsupportedEncodingException where this charset is used.
- Specified by:
- getCharset in interface IEncodedStreamContentAccessor
- Returns:
- the name of a charset, or null
- Throws:
- CoreException - if an error happens while determining
the charset. See any refinements for more information.
- See Also:
- IStreamContentAccessor.getContents()
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