| InputDialog, SelectionDialog, etc. [message #55663] |
Fri, 30 May 2003 06:31  |
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Originally posted by: pdrolet.mac.com
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Hi,
Is there any good examples on the ways to use all those dialogs?
Even though I think Eclipse is a great development tool, where it hurts is the lack of complete and clear examples in the help.
I know, there are sites here and there with examples, I can go through the source codes and look for examples THIS IS NOT EFFICIENT. I am loosing hours going through examples that do not show me the concrete examples I need...
A suggestion: to add to the API an example on the use of each class! I am sure that the developers that wrote those classes how to use their classes!!!
Patrice Drolet
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| Re: InputDialog, SelectionDialog, etc. [message #57994 is a reply to message #55663] |
Sun, 01 June 2003 08:58  |
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Originally posted by: pdrolet.mac.com
Hi everyone,
It is weird! No answer or comment for 3 days. Maybe my question was
not relevent to this newsgroup - if so please someone tells me, but I
guess most developers must use those dialogs. If so, can someone simply
cut and paste of of his/her examples? The selectionDialog seems great
but I pass a List to the setInitialElementSelections but the list does
not show up. Here is my createDialogArea.
protected Control createDialogArea(Composite parent) {
Composite dialogArea= (Composite) super.createDialogArea(parent);
dialogArea.setFont(parent.getFont());
createMessageArea(dialogArea);
selectList = new ArrayList();
Choix c1 = new Choix();
c1.setLabel("Premier choix.");
Choix c2 = new Choix();
c2.setLabel("Deuxieme choix.");
Choix c3 = new Choix();
c3.setLabel("Deuxieme choix.");
selectList.add(c1);
selectList.add(c2);
selectList.add(c3);
setInitialElementSelections(selectList);
setToggleButton(createCheckButton(dialogArea, fToggleMessage));
getToggleButton().setSelection(fStore.getBoolean(fPreference Key));
applyDialogFont(dialogArea);
return dialogArea;
}
and Choix:
class Choix {
String label;
/**
* @return
*/
public String getLabel() {
return label;
}
/**
* @param string
*/
public void setLabel(String string) {
label = string;
}
}
So this is pretty simple but I do not see any of the label of the list.
Thanks for your insight!
Patrice Drolet
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