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org.eclipse.debug.ui.sourcelookup
Interface ISourceLookupResult

public interface ISourceLookupResult

The result of performing source lookup on a debug artifact. The result contains the resolved source element and description of an editor (editor id, and editor input) in which to display the result.

Since:: 3.1
See Also:: DebugUITools.lookupSource(Object, ISourceLocator), DebugUITools.displaySource(ISourceLookupResult, IWorkbenchPage)
Restriction:: This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.
Restriction:: This interface is not intended to be extended by clients.

Method Summary

Object getArtifact ()
          Returns the artifact for which source lookup was performed, such as a stack frame.

String getEditorId ()
          Returns the identifier of an editor used to display this result, or null if unknown.

IEditorInput getEditorInput ()
          Returns the editor input used to display result, or null if unknown.

Object getSourceElement ()
          Returns the source element resolved during source lookup, or null if a source element was not resolved.

Method Detail

getArtifact


Object getArtifact()

Returns the artifact for which source lookup was performed, such as a stack frame.

Returns:: the artifact for which source lookup was performed

getSourceElement


Object getSourceElement()

Returns the source element resolved during source lookup, or null if a source element was not resolved.

Returns:: resolved source element or null if unknown

getEditorId


String getEditorId()

Returns the identifier of an editor used to display this result, or null if unknown.

Returns:: the identifier of an editor used to display this result, or null if unknown

getEditorInput


IEditorInput getEditorInput()

Returns the editor input used to display result, or null if unknown.

Returns:: the editor input used to display result, or null if unknown