public final class NonNavigatable extends java.lang.Object implements Navigatable
Navigatable interface which actually doesn't allow navigation. Its INSTANCE can be passed to methods which
expect non-null instance of Navigatable if you cannot provide a real implementation.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static Navigatable |
INSTANCE |
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boolean |
canNavigate()
Indicates whether this instance supports navigation of any kind.
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boolean |
canNavigateToSource()
Indicates whether this instance supports navigation to source (that means some kind of editor).
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void |
navigate(boolean requestFocus)
Open editor and select/navigate to the object there if possible.
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public static final Navigatable INSTANCE
public void navigate(boolean requestFocus)
Navigatablenavigate in interface NavigatablerequestFocus - true if focus requesting is necessarypublic boolean canNavigate()
NavigatableNavigatable.canNavigateToSource() returns true.
We assume that this method should return true in such case,
so implement this method respectively.canNavigate in interface Navigatablefalse if navigation is not possible for any reason.public boolean canNavigateToSource()
Navigatablefalse.
In such cases it is not recommended to do batch navigation for all navigatables
available via CommonDataKeys.NAVIGATABLE_ARRAY,
because it may lead to opening several modal dialogs.
Use OpenSourceUtil.navigate(com.intellij.pom.Navigatable...) to process such arrays correctly.canNavigateToSource in interface Navigatablefalse if navigation to source is not possible for any reason.