org.openengsb.openengsbplugin.extract.AnnotatedSourceExtractor Maven / Gradle / Ivy
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package org.openengsb.openengsbplugin.extract;
import java.io.File;
// @extract-start AnnotatedSourceExtractor
/**
* Base interface which needs to be implemented to add an additional source type to analyse.
*/
public interface AnnotatedSourceExtractor {
/**
* Checks if the extractor can handle a specific file type.
*/
boolean canExtractFile(File file);
/**
* Checks if the line is a start line for the extractor.
*/
boolean isStartLine(String line);
/**
* Checks if the specific line is a stop line for the extractor.
*/
boolean isStopLine(String line);
/**
* Since the lines could be structured quite specific the extrator need to extract the target filename from the line
* name.
*/
public String extractTargetFilenameFromLine(String line);
/**
* This one is responsible for code highlighting. A java extractor might return java here while a xml extractor
* return xml here.
*/
String getLanguage();
}
// @extract-end
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