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5 <meta name="Author" content="IBM">
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6 <meta name="GENERATOR" content="Mozilla/4.51 [en] (WinNT; I) [Netscape]">
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7 <title>Package-level Javadoc</title>
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9 <body>
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10 This package provides the quick assist assistant add-on for an <tt>ISourceViewer</tt>.
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11 The quick assist assistant's purpose is to propose, display, and insert quick assists and quick fixes
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12 available at the current source viewer's quick assist invocation context.
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13 <p>
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14 A quick fix is a completion that can correct a problem reported and visible through an <tt>Annotation</tt>
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15 while a quick assist is not related to a problem or <tt>Annotation</tt>. Since quick assists can be proposed
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16 where appropriate they are normally not visible in the viewer. The quick assist assistant implementation in
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17 this package can show the quick assists that are available on the current line.
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18 </p>
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20 <h2>
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21 Package Specification</h2>
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22 <tt>IQuickAssistAssistant</tt> defines the concept of the quick assist assistant add-on.
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23 It collaborates with a quick assist processor (<tt>IQuickAssistProcessor</tt>)
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24 in order to generate quick fix and quick assist completion proposals (<tt>ICompletionProposal</tt>)
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25 available at the current quick assist invocation context (<tt>IQuickAssistInvocationContext</tt>).
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26 The package provides a default implementation <tt>QuickAssistAssistant</tt> which completely defines
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27 and implements the UI and the control flow for a quick assist assistant.
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