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pop up window should not show all the implementable child references [message #491093]

Tue, 13 October 2009 08:47

peter staelens

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Registered: October 2009

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Hi,

When I run the diagram code and I implement a class + select that class then a window appears with icons for the to be implemented child references. Since one module can have quite a lot of child references in my case, this pop up window can become very wide. As such I would like to see it popping up only with the essential classes to be implemented, leaving out the optional (and put these in the toolbox). Is it possible to define this in the gmfmap or graph? Or do I have to fix it in the code?

many thanks,

Peter

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Re: pop up window should not show all the implementable child references [message #492390 is a reply to message #491093]

Tue, 20 October 2009 10:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: hselt.uni-koblenz.de

Hi,

you can fix it in the code by editing the method get getTypesForPopupBar
in XXXModelingAssistantProvider.

Greets,

Henning

peter staelens schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> When I run the diagram code and I implement a class + select that class
> then a window appears with icons for the to be implemented child
> references. Since one module can have quite a lot of child references
> in my case, this pop up window can become very wide. As such I would
> like to see it popping up only with the essential classes to be
> implemented, leaving out the optional (and put these in the toolbox).
> Is it possible to define this in the gmfmap or graph? Or do I have to
> fix it in the code?
>
> many thanks,
>
> Peter

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