Annotation Editing with Language-Aware Syntax Checking

The editor applies different editing modes and features based on the local context - when editing source code, it provides source code editing features; when editing annotation values, it provides language-aware editing features. This local differentiation resolves the contradiction by making the editing capability adaptive to the specific editing context rather than uniform across all editing scenarios.

The editor dynamically switches between different editing modes based on the current context. It detects whether the user is editing source code or an annotation value and adjusts the available features accordingly. This dynamic adaptation allows the editor to provide appropriate advanced features for each context, resolving the contradiction between source code editing capability and annotation value editing capability.

The editor implements a universal interface that can perform multiple functions - it serves as both a source code editor and a language-aware editor for annotation values. By making the interface multi-functional and context-aware, it provides language-specific features without requiring separate interfaces, thus maintaining interface simplicity while enhancing adaptability.

The editor changes its behavior parameters based on the editing context. When detecting annotation value editing, it activates language-aware features such as token coloring and syntax checking appropriate for the specific language. This parameter change allows the same interface to provide different levels of complexity and functionality as needed, resolving the contradiction between interface simplicity and language-specific features.