/**
* This test checks if {@link INameEnvironment#findType(char[], char[][])} is executed.
* INameEnvironment has no option to avoid the search for secondary types, therefore the search
* for secondary types is executed (when available).
*/
public void test03() {
NameEnvironmentDummy nameEnv = new NameEnvironmentDummy(false);
LookupEnvironment lookupEnv = new LookupEnvironment(null, new CompilerOptions(), null, nameEnv);
PackageBinding packageBinding =
lookupEnv.createPackage(
new char[][] {
"org/eclipse/jdt".toCharArray(), "org/eclipse/jdt/internal".toCharArray()
});
assertNotNull(packageBinding);
assertTrue(
nameEnv
.isTypeSearchExecuted); // the method findType(char[], char[][]) should got executed
// (without an option to avoid the search for secondary types)
}
/**
* This test checks if types are searched on creating a package, but without the search for
* secondary types. It isn't necessary to search for secondary types when creating a package,
* because a package name can not collide with a secondary type. The search for secondary types
* should not get executed, because the search for secondary types is very expensive regarding
* performance (all classes of a package have to get loaded, parsed and analyzed).
*/
public void test04() {
NameEnvironmentWithProgressDummy nameEnvWithProgress = new NameEnvironmentWithProgressDummy();
LookupEnvironment lookupEnv =
new LookupEnvironment(null, new CompilerOptions(), null, nameEnvWithProgress);
PackageBinding packageBinding =
lookupEnv.createPackage(
new char[][] {
"org/eclipse/jdt".toCharArray(), "org/eclipse/jdt/internal".toCharArray()
});
assertNotNull(packageBinding);
assertTrue(
nameEnvWithProgress
.isTypeSearchExecutedWithSearchWithSecondaryTypes); // the method findType(char[],
// char[][], boolean) should got
// executed ...
assertFalse(
nameEnvWithProgress
.isTypeSearchWithSearchWithSecondaryTypes); // ... but without the search for secondary
// types
}
