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| Re: Why Eclipse + EMF + AdapterFactory are funny [message #416315 is a reply to message #416311] |
Sat, 26 January 2008 13:32  |
 Ed Merks
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Giulio,
Comments below.
Giulio Seregni wrote:
> My company counts few developers, but all of them has been "forced" to
> learn the eclipse platform. Now they are happy to use it.
I imagine they would be. I couldn't develop without it.
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> take a look at this screenshot :
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> http://www.vobelisk.com/img.png
Cool. I recognize those icons in the outline view. There must be more
versions of this icon in Eclipse than all others combined. That
sometimes makes the graphic designers sad. :-P
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> this work has been done in few hours making :
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> a custom jface Viewer subclass that accept as input an our model eobject
> developing an adapter factory that create adapters for rendering the
> model as 3d object
Too cool!
> Using the edit plugin to create the tree viewer and the property view
> learning emf is not only learning a new tool, but it's learning a new
> way to develop. Model Driven Development rocks.
> thx Ed and other guys around EMFT
Wow. You don't even have a question. How nice is that on a Saturday
morning. Thanks! Here's link to show you who's all helping make all
this cool stuff better and better every day:
http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/project-info/team.php
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Giulio,<br>
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Comments below.<br>
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Giulio Seregni wrote:
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cite="mid:2f17b738ca1735d346fc0115b2301e54$1@www.eclipse.org"
type="cite">My company counts few developers, but all of them has been
"forced" to learn the eclipse platform. Now they are happy to use it.
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I imagine they would be.
Ed Merks
Professional Support: https://www.macromodeling.com/
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