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Utility methods to get result and their editors

add utility methods available in TXM macros to :

  • get a result by its path
  • get a result editor by its path
  • get a result by its name in its editor

Plus, to help the user pinpoint a result, add the path to the Properties General tab

The methods to get the associated editor already exists : SWTEditorsUtils.getEditors(result) (needs import org.txm.rcp.utils.SWTEditorsUtils)

A method to get a direct child result already exists : r.getChildrenBySimpleName()

A new method to get children by path is needed : r.getChildrenByPath()

A new method to get editor by name is needed : SWTEditorsUtils.getEditor(String name)

Example:

import org.txm.rcp.utils.SWTEditorsUtils

// path: corpus project / corpus name / partition / lexical table
// path = "VOEUX/VOEUX/text@loc/@frlemma ≥2 ≤80 519 \\/200" // chemin dans une String avec / comme séparateur, \\ pour échaper le / dans le nom de la table lexicale
path = ["VOEUX", "VOEUX", ".+", "@frlemma ≥2 ≤80 519 /200"] //path with regex

def found = Toolbox.workspace.getChildrenByPath(path) // Toolbox.workspace is the root result of all results

if (found.size() > 0) {
    for (def o : found) {
        println "$o"
        println "    class="+o.getClass()
        println "    editor="+SWTEditorsUtils.getEditors(o)
    }
} else {
    println "No result: $path found."
}

println SWTEditorsUtils.getEditor("VOEUX/text@loc/@frlemma ≥2 ≤80 519 /200")

Validation Test

Edited by Matthieu Decorde