oracle.ide.model

Interface CompositeNode

public interface CompositeNode

Represents a composite node.

A composite node really serves two purposes. First, it directly represents the source file. Second, it acts as the "composite" node. As such, it really maintains two dirty states. The first represents the dirtiness of the underlying source file. The second, known as "dirty composite" represents the dirtiness of either the source file or a secondary file (likely the diagram file). This is necessary to show the node as dirty even when only the secondary file has been modified.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	markSecondaryDirty(boolean secondaryDirty) Marks the secondary file as dirty.
Node	primary() Returns the "main" node for

Method Detail

markSecondaryDirty

void markSecondaryDirty(boolean secondaryDirty)

Marks the secondary file as dirty. This affects the DIRTY_COMPOSITE attribute. Do not necessarily mark *this* node as dirty, because that has some implications on underlying source which cause incorrect behavior with respect to version control.

Parameters:

secondaryDirty -

primary

Node primary()

Returns the "main" node for

Returns:

the primary data node for this composite node.