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question about move editpart [message #220753]

Fri, 04 August 2006 10:02

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Originally posted by: hht.163.com

sorry for my bad english...
i have two editpart(for example EP_A and EP_B),my question is when i move
EP_A,how do i move position of EP_B relative to EP_A automatic?seems like
them all in a continer and i move their paernt,thanks

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Re: question about move editpart [message #220761 is a reply to message #220753]

Fri, 04 August 2006 11:35

Nhu Le

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Registered: July 2009

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Putting them together in a container will definitely work. What if you
move EP_B?, should EP_A moves as well?. If you decide to do this,
remember that the parent size is the max distance you can have between A
and B.

Haitao He wrote:
> sorry for my bad english...
> i have two editpart(for example EP_A and EP_B),my question is when i move
> EP_A,how do i move position of EP_B relative to EP_A automatic?seems like
> them all in a continer and i move their paernt,thanks
>
>

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Re: question about move editpart [message #220829 is a reply to message #220753]

Fri, 04 August 2006 16:53

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: none.unknown.com

Have your command apply the move delta to the model for both the figures?

"Haitao He" <hht@163.com> wrote in message
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> sorry for my bad english...
> i have two editpart(for example EP_A and EP_B),my question is when i move
> EP_A,how do i move position of EP_B relative to EP_A automatic?seems like
> them all in a continer and i move their paernt,thanks
>

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