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Hyperlinks in Texteditor [message #450739]

Thu, 17 February 2005 13:42

Philipp

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Hi,

are there any tutorials on how to create hyperlinks in a texteditor. I
want to do hyperlinks like the Java editor does. Can anyone point me to
some samples ?

thx in advance
-Philipp
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 Hi,
 
 are there any tutorials on how to create
hyperlinks in a texteditor. I want to do hyperlinks like the Java editor
does. Can anyone point me to some samples ?
 
 thx in advance
 -Philipp
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Re: Hyperlinks in Texteditor [message #450741 is a reply to message #450739]

Thu, 17 February 2005 14:32

Philipp

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I found out that hyperlink support for texteditors is supported since 3.1
M4 only. As I have to use 3.0 I cannot use that feature. Is there any way
to implement hyperlinks manually?

Philipp
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 I found out that hyperlink support for
texteditors is supported since 3.1 M4 only. As I have to use 3.0 I cannot
use that feature. Is there any way to implement hyperlinks manually?
 
 Philipp
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Re: Hyperlinks in Texteditor [message #450762 is a reply to message #450741]

Thu, 17 February 2005 19:44

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: shashireo.hotmail.com

You can do this by finding the coordinates of the mouse and then parsing
the text to the left and right of it to see if the pointer is on an URL.
Then you can either change mouse pointer and if the user clicks on it,
pop up a Browser.

Shashi

philipp_tiedt@de.ibm.com wrote:
>
> I found out that hyperlink support for texteditors is supported since
> 3.1 M4 only. As I have to use 3.0 I cannot use that feature. Is there
> any way to implement hyperlinks manually?
>
> Philipp

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Re: Hyperlinks in Texteditor [message #450767 is a reply to message #450741]

Thu, 17 February 2005 21:47

Alex Le

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Perhaps try TextViewer.setTextDoubleClickStrategy(...). That would
perhaps give you the text region that you can manipulate with, e.g.,
copy, parse, replace, find, etc.

philipp_tiedt@de.ibm.com wrote:

>
> I found out that hyperlink support for texteditors is supported since
> 3.1 M4 only. As I have to use 3.0 I cannot use that feature. Is there
> any way to implement hyperlinks manually?
>
> Philipp

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