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org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.core.CompletionRequestor

Abstract base class for a completion requestor which is passed completion proposals as they are generated in response to a code assist request.

This class is intended to be subclassed by clients.

The code assist engine normally invokes methods on completion requestor in the following sequence:

 requestor.beginReporting(); requestor.acceptContext(context); requestor.accept(proposal_1); requestor.accept(proposal_2); ... requestor.endReporting();

If, however, the engine is unable to offer completion proposals for whatever reason, completionFailure is called with a problem object describing why completions were unavailable. In this case, the sequence of calls is:

 requestor.beginReporting(); requestor.acceptContext(context); requestor.completionFailure(problem); requestor.endReporting();

In either case, the bracketing beginReporting endReporting calls are always made as well as acceptContext call.

The class was introduced in 3.0 as a more evolvable replacement for the ICompletionRequestor interface.

@see ICodeAssist @since 3.0

/**
 * Returns a completion requestor that wraps the given requestor and shift the results
 * according to the start offset and line number offset of the code snippet in the generated compilation unit. 
 */
public CompletionRequestor getCompletionRequestor(final CompletionRequestor originalRequestor) {
  return new CompletionRequestor() {
    public void accept(CompletionProposal proposal) {
      switch(proposal.getKind()) {
        case CompletionProposal.TYPE_REF:
          int flags = proposal.getFlags();
          if((flags & Flags.AccEnum) == 0 &&

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