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select a tree node and its child [message #44637]

Tue, 21 July 2009 18:03

Eclipse User

Node
+ Leaf

bot.tree().select("Node", "Leaf"); // only selects "Node"

bot.tree().select("Node"); bot.tree().getTreeItem("Node").select("Leaf"); //
only selects "Leaf"

Any way to add to the current selection without deselecting the rest (like a
Ctrl+Click)?

Thanks,
Will

Re: select a tree node and its child [message #44668 is a reply to message #44637]

Wed, 22 July 2009 00:49

Eclipse User

Trees again :(

I'd prefer an API like the following:

tree.select("foo", "bar>baz", "bar>boo");

For this to work, swtbot needs to get away from the and node().node()
way working and provide a better alternative.

There's also another alternative

tree.selectWithoutResettingExistingSelection("foo");
tree.selectWithoutResettingExistingSelection("bar>baz");
tree.selectWithoutResettingExistingSelection("bar>boo");

Of course the methods could be named better :)

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On 22/7/09 03:33, Will Horn wrote:
> Node
> + Leaf
>
> bot.tree().select("Node", "Leaf"); // only selects "Node"
>
> bot.tree().select("Node");
> bot.tree().getTreeItem("Node").select("Leaf"); // only selects "Leaf"
>
> Any way to add to the current selection without deselecting the rest
> (like a Ctrl+Click)?
>
> Thanks,
> Will

Re: select a tree node and its child [message #44876 is a reply to message #44668]

Wed, 22 July 2009 11:36

Eclipse User

Ketan Padegaonkar wrote:

> Trees again :(

> I'd prefer an API like the following:
> tree.select("foo", "bar>baz", "bar>boo");

That would be handy with it like that :)

> For this to work, swtbot needs to get away from the and node().node()
> way working and provide a better alternative.

> There's also another alternative
> tree.selectWithoutResettingExistingSelection("foo");
> tree.selectWithoutResettingExistingSelection("bar>baz");
> tree.selectWithoutResettingExistingSelection("bar>boo");

> Of course the methods could be named better :)

Maybe named something like "select" for one item, and selecting more
"selectAdd". Just a thought:

tree.select("foo");
tree.selectAdd("bar>baz");
tree.selectAdd("bar>boo");

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