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How to programmatically call "Sapphire.Add" or "Sapphire.Browse" [message #1074018]

Thu, 25 July 2013 20:05

Joshua Spaulding
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Registered: April 2013

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I'm trying to modify the ListProperty "Sapphire.Add" action to immediately call the "Sapphire.Browse" action. So far I have filtered out the "Sapphire.Add" event and replaced with my own custom ActionHandler. I would like to now call "Sapphire.Add" and Sapphire.Browse in my action handler. Is this possible?

Also let me know if this is the wrong approach. Thanks.

[Updated on: Thu, 25 July 2013 20:06]

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Re: How to programmatically call "Sapphire.Add" or "Sapphire.Browse" [message #1074389 is a reply to message #1074018]

Fri, 26 July 2013 12:28

Konstantin Komissarchik is currently offline

Konstantin Komissarchik
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You will not be able to call "Sapphire.Add" from your action handler since you've filtered it out, so it "doesn't exist" in your context, but its implementation is quite simple. You just need to call insert on the list.

PropertyEditorPart listPropertyEditorPart = (PropertyEditorPart) getPart();
ElementList<?> list = (ElementList<?>) listPropertyEditorPart.property();
Element entry = list.insert();

Next, you need to locate the part corresponding to the table cell where you want to browse.

PropertyEditorPart cellPropertyEditorPart = listPropertyEditorPart.getChildPropertyEditor( entry, ListEntry.PROP_SOMETHING );

Then call browse.

cellPropertyEditorPart.getActions().getAction( "Sapphire.Browse" ).getFirstActiveHandler().execute( context );

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Re: How to programmatically call "Sapphire.Add" or "Sapphire.Browse" [message #1074712 is a reply to message #1074389]

Sat, 27 July 2013 10:31

Joshua Spaulding
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Registered: April 2013

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Thanks but I'm running into an issue.

listPropertyEditorPart.getProperty() is returning the ListProperty but I can't figure out how to call insert.

what is ElementList<?> in your example?

[Updated on: Sat, 27 July 2013 10:40]

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Re: How to programmatically call "Sapphire.Add" or "Sapphire.Browse" [message #1075559 is a reply to message #1074712]

Mon, 29 July 2013 12:27

Konstantin Komissarchik
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The snippets in my prior post are based on Sapphire 0.7 API. Here is a translated version of the first snippet for 0.6.x API. The other two snippets should be the same.

PropertyEditorPart listPropertyEditorPart = (PropertyEditorPart) getPart();
ModelElementList<?> list = (ModelElementList<?>) listPropertyEditorPart.getLocalModelElement().read( listPropertyEditorPart.getProperty() );
IModelElement entry = list.insert();

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Re: How to programmatically call "Sapphire.Add" or "Sapphire.Browse" [message #1075744 is a reply to message #1075559]

Mon, 29 July 2013 21:28

Joshua Spaulding
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Registered: April 2013

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Thank you. That's working for me.

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