Bug 80573 Prepare project specific preference options
I200412081200 From Martin's e-mail: I deprecated some methods that access options that will soon be offered per project as well: CodeFormatterUtil.getTabWidth() -> CodeFormatterUtil.getTabWidth(IJavaProject) CodeFormatterUtil.createIndentString(int) -> CodeFormatterUtil.createIndentString(int, IJavaProject) JavaPreferencesSettings.getCodeGenerationSettings() -> JavaPreferencesSettings.getCodeGenerationSettings(IJavaProject) JavaPreferencesSettings.getImportNumberThreshold(IPreferenceStore) -> JavaPreferencesSettings.getImportNumberThreshold(IJavaProject) JavaPreferencesSettings.getImportOrderPreference(IPreferenceStore) -> JavaPreferencesSettings.getImportOrderPreference(IJavaProject) Also make sure to not directly access to the following preference constants: PreferenceConstants.CODEGEN_* PreferenceConstants.ORGIMPORTS_* PreferenceConstants.FORMATTER_COMMENT_* -> Use PreferenceConstants.getPreference(String key, IJavaProject project) to get a JDT.UI preference value using the given project scope DefaultCodeFormatterConstants.* -> Use javaProject.getOption(key, true) to get a preference value using the given scope I fixed most of the references. What is still open: Refactoring:, fix the accesses to the deprecated methods listed above Java Editor, IndentAction, JavaAutoIndentStrategy, ...: Check all accesses to DefaultCodeFormatterConstants, e.g. FORMATTER_TAB_SIZE, FORMATTER_TAB_CHAR to see if the OverlayPreferenceStore is used
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/ui/text/JavaIndenter.java
skipScope();
					break;
					
				default:
					
					continue;
					
			}
		}
	}
	/**
	 * Returns the reference position for a list element. The algorithm
	 * tries to match any previous indentation on the same list. If there is none,
	 * the reference position returned is determined depending on the type of list:
	 * The indentation will either match the list scope introducer (e.g. for
	 * method declarations), so called deep indents, or simply increase the
	 * indentation by a number of standard indents. See also {@link #handleScopeIntroduction(int)}.
	 * 
	 * @return the reference position for a list item: either a previous list item
	 * that has its own indentation, or the list introduction start.
	 */
	private int skipToPreviousListItemOrListStart() {
		int startLine= fLine;
		int startPosition= fPosition;
		while (true) {
			nextToken();
			
			
			if (fLine < startLine) {
				try {