All Classes

Class	Description
AAbstraction	An abstraction is a platform-independent concept.
Abstractions	Static access to the abstractions used to hide whether Faktor-IPS is running in Eclipse or on plain old Java.
Abstractions.AImplementation
ABuilder	A builder reads source files and creates output files.
ABuildKind	There are different kinds of build jobs: A full build builds every applicable item in a project. An incremental build builds only items affected by changes since a previous build. A clean build discards previous build results and then performs a ABuildKind.FULL. A auto build operates like an incremental build, but is triggered automatically whenever a resources changes
AContainer	A container is a resource containing other resources, its members.
AFile	A file is a resource in the file-system that contains data.
AFolder	A folder is a file-system resource that contains files and/or other folders.
AImplementationProvider
AJavaElement	A Java element is the representation of a Java related resource.
AJavaProject	A Java project is a project containing Java elements.
ALog
ALogListener
AMarker	A marker represents information about a resource, where they can be added, queried and removed.
APackageFragmentRoot	A package fragment root is a folder or archive file containing Java elements and packages.
AProject	A project is a special container wrapping resources and settings.
AResource	A resource is a file or folder, possibly with a special role like a project or workspace.
AResource.AResourceTreeTraversalDepth
AResource.AResourceType	The type of a resource can be used instead of checking for instanceof with concrete implementations.
AResourceDelta	A resource delta is the difference between two points in time for a given (container) resource.
AResourceDelta.AResourceDeltaKind	Different kinds of resource changes.
AResourceDeltaVisitor	Implementation of the visitor pattern for resource deltas.
AVersion	Yet another version pattern implementation.
AWorkspace	A workspace contains all projects and allows global operations.
AWorkspaceRoot	The container representing a workspace's contents.
AWrapper<T>	A wrapper is a platform-dependent implementation of an abstraction that can be unwrapped to get access to the platform-specific code.
BuildKindMapping
EclipseContainer
EclipseFile
EclipseFolder
EclipseImplementation
EclipseImplementationProvider
EclipseJavaElement
EclipseJavaProject
EclipseLog
EclipseMarker
EclipsePackageFragmentRoot
EclipseProject
EclipseResource
EclipseResourceDelta
EclipseWorkspace
EclipseWorkspaceRoot
EclipseWrapperBuilder
IpsException	The IpsException is intended to replace Eclipse's CoreException.
Messages
OsgiVersionMapping
PathMapping	Mapping between Eclipse IPath and plain Java Path.
PathUtil
PlainJavaContainer
PlainJavaConventions
PlainJavaFile
PlainJavaFileUtil
PlainJavaFileUtil.PathHandler
PlainJavaFolder
PlainJavaImplementation
PlainJavaImplementation.ResourceChanges
PlainJavaImplementationProvider
PlainJavaJavaElement
PlainJavaJavaProject
PlainJavaMarker
PlainJavaMarkerImpl
PlainJavaPackageFragmentRoot
PlainJavaProject
PlainJavaResource
PlainJavaResourceChange
PlainJavaResourceChange.Type
PlainJavaWorkspace
PlainJavaWorkspaceRoot
PlainJavaWrapperBuilder
SeverityMapping	Mapping between Eclipse IStatus severity constants and Severity instances.
StatusMessageListMapping	Maps two concepts used to indicate an operation's results: IStatus (used by Eclipse) and MessageList (used by Faktor-IPS).
Wrappers	Utility class to wrap, unwrap and implement wrappers.
Wrappers.ArrayUnwrapper<A extends AAbstraction>
Wrappers.CollectionUnwrapper
Wrappers.CoreExceptionThrowingRunnable	A Runnable that may throw a CoreException.
Wrappers.CoreExceptionThrowingSupplier<T>	A Supplier that may throw a CoreException.
Wrappers.WrapperBuilder