| Is GMF the right tool for me? [message #56084] |
Tue, 26 September 2006 15:58  |
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Originally posted by: mail.volker-wegert.de
Hello, newsgroup,
I want to create a graphical editor that looks very much like VE, but much
simpler - I just need to position and resize dialog elements plus edit their
properties. The structure and layout of the dialog should be taken from and
written back into a model implementation generated by EMF, I don't want any
code to be generated at this point. The result should be integrated as a view
(or editor) into an Eclipse plugin. What would you recommend me to do -
learning GMF (and heaping tons of questions into this NG :-)) or implement
this view/editor manually?
Thanks in advance
Volker
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| Re: Is GMF the right tool for me? [message #56818 is a reply to message #56084] |
Thu, 28 September 2006 05:06  |
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Hello Volker,
> plugin. What would you recommend me to do - learning GMF (and heaping
> tons of questions into this NG :-)) or implement this view/editor
> manually?
Not so easy question.. I suggest you to get GMF, checkout /cvsroot/technology/org.eclipse.gmf/plugins/org.eclipse.gmf. graphdef.editor
project and take a look on it. This project contains implementation of visual-editor
for GEF based on GMF, so you can pick some ideas from there. In general,
I think GMF can generate a lot of code for you, so even if you decide to
code synchronization/visualization parts by hands, you’ll still benefit from
using GMF.
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Alex Shatalin
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