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E4 how to layout parts in a perspective [message #896560]

Wed, 18 July 2012 17:04

Eclipse User

Hello to anyone,

I want to layout my perspective not like ist is done by default, but want to give one part 25% of screen width and the other 75%.

Can you please give me a hint were to implement this?
I don't have a implementation class representing the perspective.
Do I need one or is it managed in another way?

Thank you for your help

best regards

Re: E4 how to layout parts in a perspective [message #896610 is a reply to message #896560]

Thu, 19 July 2012 03:13

Eclipse User

You have to set those value in the containerData-Field of the children
of your SashContainer

Tom

Am 18.07.12 23:04, schrieb Markus Oley:
> Hello to anyone,
> I want to layout my perspective not like ist is done by default, but
> want to give one part 25% of screen width and the other 75%.
> Can you please give me a hint were to implement this? I don't have a
> implementation class representing the perspective. Do I need one or is
> it managed in another way?
> Thank you for your help
>
> best regards

Re: E4 how to layout parts in a perspective [message #896792 is a reply to message #896610]

Thu, 19 July 2012 15:52

Eclipse User

Hi Thomas,

thank you for your answer,
adding a simple number at the container data without % did it for me.

Perhaps any of you E4-developers could add this to any of the e4 tutorials.

Can I configure other things than size in this field?
Perhaps it should be renamed or added some onlinehelp.

Positive feedback in the end:-)
Otherwise eclipse 4 stack is really really cool and simple.

Best regards
Markus

Re: E4 how to layout parts in a perspective [message #896808 is a reply to message #896792]

Thu, 19 July 2012 17:39

Eclipse User

The wiki is open to anyone. At the moment you can only set the ratio but
I hope in future one can also specify minwidths, ... and what the value
in there really means depends on the container. We allow you add your
own concepts and there containerData could have a completey different means.

Tom

Am 19.07.12 21:52, schrieb Markus Oley:
> Hi Thomas,
> thank you for your answer, adding a simple number at the container data
> without % did it for me.
> Perhaps any of you E4-developers could add this to any of the e4 tutorials.
> Can I configure other things than size in this field? Perhaps it should
> be renamed or added some onlinehelp.
>
> Positive feedback in the end:-)
> Otherwise eclipse 4 stack is really really cool and simple.
>
> Best regards Markus
>

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