| IEvaluationService variableFilter Set [message #1773522] |
Thu, 28 September 2017 15:27  |
Eclipse User |
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IEvaluationService variableFilter is loaded with several, but not all, ISources values...
{ ISources.ACTIVE_WORKBENCH_WINDOW_NAME,
ISources.ACTIVE_WORKBENCH_WINDOW_SHELL_NAME, ISources.ACTIVE_EDITOR_ID_NAME,
ISources.ACTIVE_EDITOR_INPUT_NAME,
ISources.SHOW_IN_INPUT,
ISources.SHOW_IN_SELECTION,
ISources.ACTIVE_PART_NAME,
ISources.ACTIVE_PART_ID_NAME,
ISources.ACTIVE_SITE_NAME,
ISources.ACTIVE_CONTEXT_NAME,
ISources.ACTIVE_CURRENT_SELECTION_NAME }
Why is ISources.ACTIVE_EDITOR_NAME omitted?
is this an intentional omission?
it seems that it belongs among them considering the inclusion of other ACTIVE_EDITOR values.
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| Re: IEvaluationService variableFilter Set [message #1780877 is a reply to message #1780809] |
Mon, 29 January 2018 08:32  |
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Thank you for your response, but it does not answer the question.
As you know ISources are the values behind core expression variables... https://wiki.eclipse.org/Command_Core_Expressions#Variables_and_the_Command_Framework
... and ISources.ACTIVE_EDITOR_NAME corresponds to activeEditor.
variableFilter prevents values in the Set from being added or removed from the workbench IEclipseContext in EvaluationService.changeVariable method.
My question is why is ACTIVE_EDITOR_NAME omitted from the Set?
WorkbenchSourceProvider sets all of the variableFilter ISources values. Only ISources.ACTIVE_EDITOR_NAME is allowed through the filter. This seems like an error of omission. Or is there some rationale for omitting it?
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