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[phpeclipse.git] / net.sourceforge.phpeclipse / src / net / sourceforge / phpdt / internal / codeassist / ISearchableNameEnvironment.java

diff --git a/net.sourceforge.phpeclipse/src/net/sourceforge/phpdt/internal/codeassist/ISearchableNameEnvironment.java b/net.sourceforge.phpeclipse/src/net/sourceforge/phpdt/internal/codeassist/ISearchableNameEnvironment.java
index 57cfbd5..e981f01 100644 (file)
--- a/net.sourceforge.phpeclipse/src/net/sourceforge/phpdt/internal/codeassist/ISearchableNameEnvironment.java
+++ b/net.sourceforge.phpeclipse/src/net/sourceforge/phpdt/internal/codeassist/ISearchableNameEnvironment.java
@@ -13,36 +13,35 @@ package net.sourceforge.phpdt.internal.codeassist;
 import net.sourceforge.phpdt.internal.compiler.env.INameEnvironment;
 
 /**
- * This interface defines the API that may be used to implement any
- * search-based tool (such as a CodeAssist, a Finder, ...).
- * It is mainly used to hide from the search tool the implementation
- * of the underlying environment and its constructions.
+ * This interface defines the API that may be used to implement any search-based
+ * tool (such as a CodeAssist, a Finder, ...). It is mainly used to hide from
+ * the search tool the implementation of the underlying environment and its
+ * constructions.
  */
 public interface ISearchableNameEnvironment extends INameEnvironment {
 
        /**
-        * Find the packages that start with the given prefix.
-        * A valid prefix is a qualified name separated by periods
-        * (ex. java.util).
-        * The packages found are passed to:
-        *    ISearchRequestor.acceptPackage(char[][] packageName)
+        * Find the packages that start with the given prefix. A valid prefix is a
+        * qualified name separated by periods (ex. java.util). The packages found
+        * are passed to: ISearchRequestor.acceptPackage(char[][] packageName)
         */
        void findPackages(char[] prefix, ISearchRequestor requestor);
 
        /**
-        * Find the top-level types (classes and interfaces) that are defined
-        * in the current environment and whose name starts with the
-        * given prefix. The prefix is a qualified name separated by periods
-        * or a simple name (ex. java.util.V or V).
-        *
+        * Find the top-level types (classes and interfaces) that are defined in the
+        * current environment and whose name starts with the given prefix. The
+        * prefix is a qualified name separated by periods or a simple name (ex.
+        * java.util.V or V).
+        * 
         * The types found are passed to one of the following methods (if additional
         * information is known about the types):
-        *    ISearchRequestor.acceptType(char[][] packageName, char[] typeName)
-        *    ISearchRequestor.acceptClass(char[][] packageName, char[] typeName, int modifiers)
-        *    ISearchRequestor.acceptInterface(char[][] packageName, char[] typeName, int modifiers)
-        *
-        * This method can not be used to find member types... member
-        * types are found relative to their enclosing type.
+        * ISearchRequestor.acceptType(char[][] packageName, char[] typeName)
+        * ISearchRequestor.acceptClass(char[][] packageName, char[] typeName, int
+        * modifiers) ISearchRequestor.acceptInterface(char[][] packageName, char[]
+        * typeName, int modifiers)
+        * 
+        * This method can not be used to find member types... member types are
+        * found relative to their enclosing type.
         */
        void findTypes(char[] prefix, ISearchRequestor requestor);
 }