I m trying to implement a HyperlinkDetector for an Eclipse plug-in and the callback method is giving me an ITextViewer to work with.
How do i get the project, IPath or IFile of the viewer s IDocument?
Apparently the concept of an IDocument is to only allow access to the content regardless of the source. All i can come up with is to check the active editor part in the workbench...
Since it s Java code i m working on, the actual type is a JavaSourceViewer if that helps.
After looking at the article Abstract Syntax Tree, may be you could look for the right path by asking the ITextFileBufferManager
ITextFileBufferManager bufferManager = FileBuffers.getTextFileBufferManager(); // get the buffer manager
Use then getTextFileBuffer()
ITextFileBuffer getTextFileBuffer(IDocument document);
If you get a ITextFileBuffer, you can call on it getLocation() and get back its IPath.
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