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Using MyItemProvider commands in my editors [message #508601]

Tue, 19 January 2010 15:24

Pierre Francis Roy

Messages: 12
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Hi,

Here's another question about the ItemProvider that come generated for free with my model.

I know that the ItemProvider generated for my domain objects provides me a way to customize the display of my domain object. I also know that those ItemProvider provides commands for adding, deleting, modifying my domain. I can also override the commands creation defined in the ItemProviderAdapter parent.

My problem is that outside of the generated editor I really don't know how I can't use those commands by binding them to my owns menus items and buttons.

My goal is still to manipulate my domain objects in a centralized way using the same reusable EMF edit commands.

Can you give me some examples on how I can connect ItemProvider built-in commands in my own code (from a button click as an example)?

Regards
Pierre

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Re: Using MyItemProvider commands in my editors [message #508631 is a reply to message #508601]

Tue, 19 January 2010 11:44

Ed Merks

Messages: 30642
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Pierre,

Have a look at the actions in org.eclipse.emf.edit.ui's action package
and look at how they're used in other parts of the EMF SDK.

Pierre Francis Roy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Here's another question about the ItemProvider that come generated for
> free with my model.
>
> I know that the ItemProvider generated for my domain objects provides
> me a way to customize the display of my domain object. I also know
> that those ItemProvider provides commands for adding, deleting,
> modifying my domain. I can also override the commands creation defined
> in the ItemProviderAdapter parent.
>
> My problem is that outside of the generated editor I really don't know
> how I can't use those commands by binding them to my owns menus items
> and buttons.
>
> My goal is still to manipulate my domain objects in a centralized way
> using the same reusable EMF edit commands.
>
> Can you give me some examples on how I can connect ItemProvider
> built-in commands in my own code (from a button click as an example)?
>
> Regards
> Pierre

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