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package org.eclipse.core.resources.team;

import org.eclipse.core.resources.*;
import org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor;
import org.eclipse.core.runtime.IStatus;

/**
 * Provides internal access to the workspace resource tree for the purposes of
 * implementing the move and delete operations. Implementations of
 * IMoveDeleteHook call these methods.
 *
 * @since 2.0
 * @noimplement This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.
 */
public interface IResourceTree {

	/**
	 * Constant indicating that no file timestamp was supplied.
	 *
	 * @see #movedFile(IFile, IFile)
	 */
	long NULL_TIMESTAMP = 0L;

	/**
	 * Adds the current state of the given file to the local history.
	 * Does nothing if the file does not exist in the workspace resource tree,
	 * or if it exists in the workspace resource tree but not in the local file
	 * system.
	 * 

* This method is used to capture the state of a file in the workspace * local history before it is overwritten or deleted. *

* * @param file the file to be captured */ void addToLocalHistory(IFile file); /** * Returns whether the given resource and its descendents to the given depth * are considered to be in sync with the local file system. Returns * false if the given resource does not exist in the workspace * resource tree, but exists in the local file system; and conversely. * * @param resource the resource of interest * @param depth the depth (one of IResource.DEPTH_ZERO, * DEPTH_ONE, or DEPTH_INFINITE) * @return true if the resource is synchronized, and * false in all other cases */ boolean isSynchronized(IResource resource, int depth); /** * Computes the timestamp for the given file in the local file system. * Returns NULL_TIMESTAMP if the timestamp of the file in * the local file system cannot be determined. The file need not exist in * the workspace resource tree; however, if the file's project does not * exist in the workspace resource tree, this method returns * NULL_TIMESTAMP because the project's local content area * is indeterminate. *

* Note that the timestamps used for workspace resource tree file * synchronization are not necessarily interchangeable with * java.io.File last modification time.The ones computed by * computeTimestamp may have a higher resolution in some * operating environments. *

* * @param file the file of interest * @return the local file system timestamp for the file, or * NULL_TIMESTAMP if it could not be computed */ long computeTimestamp(IFile file); /** * Returns the timestamp for the given file as recorded in the workspace * resource tree. Returns NULL_TIMESTAMP if the given file * does not exist in the workspace resource tree, or if the timestamp is * not known. *

* Note that the timestamps used for workspace resource tree file * synchronization are not necessarily interchangeable with * java.io.File last modification time.The ones computed by * computeTimestamp may have a higher resolution in some * operating environments. *

* * @param file the file of interest * @return the workspace resource tree timestamp for the file, or * NULL_TIMESTAMP if the file does not exist in the * workspace resource tree, or if the timestamp is not known */ long getTimestamp(IFile file); /** * Updates the timestamp for the given file in the workspace resource tree. * The file is the local file system is not affected. Does nothing if the * given file does not exist in the workspace resource tree. *

* The given timestamp should be that of the corresponding file in the local * file system (as computed by computeTimestamp). A discrepancy * between the timestamp of the file in the local file system and the * timestamp recorded in the workspace resource tree means that the file is * out of sync (isSynchronized returns false). *

*

* This operation should be used after movedFile/Folder/Project * to correct the workspace resource tree record when file timestamps change * in the course of a move operation. *

*

* Note that the timestamps used for workspace resource tree file * synchronization are not necessarily interchangeable with * java.io.File last modification time.The ones computed by * computeTimestamp may have a higher resolution in some * operating environments. *

* * @param file the file of interest * @param timestamp the local file system timestamp for the file, or * NULL_TIMESTAMP if unknown * @see #computeTimestamp(IFile) */ void updateMovedFileTimestamp(IFile file, long timestamp); /** * Declares that the operation has failed for the specified reason. * This method may be called multiple times to report multiple * failures. All reasons will be accumulated and taken into consideration * when deciding the outcome of the hooked operation as a whole. * * @param reason the reason the operation (or sub-operation) failed */ void failed(IStatus reason); /** * Declares that the given file has been successfully deleted from the * local file system, and requests that the corresponding deletion should * now be made to the workspace resource tree. No action is taken if the * given file does not exist in the workspace resource tree. *

* This method clears out any markers, session properties, and persistent * properties associated with the given file. *

* * @param file the file that was just deleted from the local file system */ void deletedFile(IFile file); /** * Declares that the given folder and all its descendents have been * successfully deleted from the local file system, and requests that the * corresponding deletion should now be made to the workspace resource tree. * No action is taken if the given folder does not exist in the workspace * resource tree. *

* This method clears out any markers, session properties, and persistent * properties associated with the given folder or its descendents. *

* * @param folder the folder that was just deleted from the local file system */ void deletedFolder(IFolder folder); /** * Declares that the given project's content area in the local file system * has been successfully dealt with in an appropriate manner, and requests * that the corresponding deletion should now be made to the workspace * resource tree. No action is taken if the given project does not exist in * the workspace resource tree. *

* This method clears out everything associated with this project and any of * its descendent resources, including: markers; session properties; * persistent properties; local history; and project-specific plug-ins * working data areas. The project's content area is not affected. *

* * @param project the project being deleted */ void deletedProject(IProject project); /** * Declares that the given source file has been successfully moved to the * given destination in the local file system, and requests that the * corresponding changes should now be made to the workspace resource tree. * No action is taken if the given source file does not exist in the * workspace resource tree. *

* The destination file must not already exist in the workspace resource * tree. *

* This operation carries over the file timestamp unchanged. Use * updateMovedFileTimestamp to update the timestamp * of the file if its timestamp changed as a direct consequence of the move. *

* * @param source the handle of the source file that was moved * @param destination the handle of where the file moved to * @see #computeTimestamp(IFile) */ void movedFile(IFile source, IFile destination); /** * Declares that the given source folder and its descendents have been * successfully moved to the given destination in the local file system, * and requests that the corresponding changes should now be made to the * workspace resource tree for the folder and all its descendents. No action * is taken if the given source folder does not exist in the workspace * resource tree. *

* This operation carries over file timestamps unchanged. Use * updateMovedFileTimestamp to update the timestamp of files * whose timestamps changed as a direct consequence of the move. *

* The destination folder must not already exist in the workspace resource * tree. *

* * @param source the handle of the source folder that was moved * @param destination the handle of where the folder moved to */ void movedFolderSubtree(IFolder source, IFolder destination); /** * Declares that the given source project and its files and folders have * been successfully relocated in the local file system if required, and * requests that the rename and/or relocation should now be made to the * workspace resource tree for the project and all its descendents. No * action is taken if the given project does not exist in the workspace * resource tree. *

* This operation carries over file timestamps unchanged. Use * updateMovedFileTimestamp to update the timestamp of files whose * timestamps changed as a direct consequence of the move. *

* If the project is being renamed, the destination project must not * already exist in the workspace resource tree. *

* Local history is not preserved if the project is renamed. It is preserved * when the project's content area is relocated without renaming the * project. *

* * @param source the handle of the source project that was moved * @param description the new project description * @return true if the move succeeded, and false * otherwise */ boolean movedProjectSubtree(IProject source, IProjectDescription description); /** * Deletes the given file in the standard manner from both the local file * system and from the workspace resource tree. *

* Implementations of IMoveDeleteHook must invoke this method * in lieu of file.delete(updateFlags, monitor) because all * regular API operations that modify resources are off limits. *

* If the operation fails, the reason for the failure is automatically * collected by an internal call to failed. *

* * @param file the file to delete * @param updateFlags bit-wise or of update flag constants as per * IResource.delete(int,IProgressMonitor) * @param monitor the progress monitor, or null as per * IResource.delete(int,IProgressMonitor) */ void standardDeleteFile(IFile file, int updateFlags, IProgressMonitor monitor); /** * Deletes the given folder and its descendents in the standard manner from * both the local file system and from the workspace resource tree. *

* Implementations of IMoveDeleteHook must invoke this method * in lieu of folder.delete(updateFlags, monitor) because all * regular API operations that modify resources are off limits. *

* If the operation fails, the reason for the failure is automatically * collected by an internal call to failed. *

* * @param folder the folder to delete * @param updateFlags bit-wise or of update flag constants as per * IResource.delete(int,IProgressMonitor) * @param monitor the progress monitor, or null as per * IResource.delete(int,IProgressMonitor) */ void standardDeleteFolder(IFolder folder, int updateFlags, IProgressMonitor monitor); /** * Deletes the given project and its descendents in the standard manner from * both the local file system and from the workspace resource tree. *

* Implementations of IMoveDeleteHook must invoke this method * in lieu of project.delete(updateFlags, monitor) because all * regular API operations that modify resources are off limits. *

* If the operation fails, the reason for the failure is automatically * collected by an internal call to failed. *

* * @param project the project to delete * @param updateFlags bit-wise or of update flag constants as per * IResource.delete(int,IProgressMonitor) * @param monitor the progress monitor, or null as per * IResource.delete(int,IProgressMonitor) */ void standardDeleteProject(IProject project, int updateFlags, IProgressMonitor monitor); /** * Moves the given file in the standard manner from both the local file * system and from the workspace resource tree. *

* Implementations of IMoveDeleteHook must invoke this method * in lieu of source.move(destination.getProjectRelativePath(), * updateFlags, monitor) because all regular API operations that * modify resources are off limits. *

* If the operation fails, the reason for the failure is automatically * collected by an internal call to failed. *

* * @param source the handle of the source file to move * @param destination the handle of where the file will move to * @param updateFlags bit-wise or of update flag constants as per * IResource.move(IPath,int,IProgressMonitor) * @param monitor the progress monitor, or null as per * IResource.move(IPath,int,IProgressMonitor) */ void standardMoveFile(IFile source, IFile destination, int updateFlags, IProgressMonitor monitor); /** * Moves the given folder and its descendents in the standard manner from * both the local file system and from the workspace resource tree. *

* Implementations of IMoveDeleteHook must invoke this method * in lieu of source.move(destination.getProjectRelativePath(), * updateFlags, monitor) because all regular API operations that * modify resources are off limits. *

* If the operation fails, the reason for the failure is automatically * collected by an internal call to failed. *

* * @param source the handle of the source folder to move * @param destination the handle of where the folder will move to * @param updateFlags bit-wise or of update flag constants as per * IResource.move(IPath,int,IProgressMonitor) * @param monitor the progress monitor, or null as per * IResource.move(IPath,int,IProgressMonitor) */ void standardMoveFolder(IFolder source, IFolder destination, int updateFlags, IProgressMonitor monitor); /** * Renames and/or relocates the given project in the standard manner. *

* Implementations of IMoveDeleteHook must invoke this method * in lieu of source.move(description, updateFlags, monitor) * because all regular API operations that modify resources are off limits. *

* If the operation fails, the reason for the failure is automatically * collected by an internal call to failed. *

* * @param source the handle of the source folder to move * @param description the new project description * @param updateFlags bit-wise or of update flag constants as per * IResource.move(IPath,int,IProgressMonitor) * @param monitor the progress monitor, or null as per * IResource.move(IPath,int,IProgressMonitor) */ void standardMoveProject(IProject source, IProjectDescription description, int updateFlags, IProgressMonitor monitor); }




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