| Getting started with SSE [message #57351] |
Wed, 22 December 2004 22:03  |
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WTP seems to be coming along nicely.
I'm just getting started creating my own multi-page editor with a
StructuredTextEditor embedded in a source page. So far I've done little
other than create the multipage editor class and have createPages
instantiate a StructuredTextEditor. So I get an assert that the document
must be an IStructuredDocument, and I start digging around, and find a whole
slew of extension points and classes relating to content types, model
handlers, document loaders, extended edit configurations, etc. etc.
Can anyone point me at any good resources for understanding this stuff, such
as an architectural overview of SSE, or a minimal editor plug-in that embeds
or derives from StructuredTextEditor?
Thanks!
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| Re: Getting started with SSE [message #57557 is a reply to message #57378] |
Thu, 23 December 2004 10:26  |
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Thanks. I have actually been looking at the XML schema editor, but will do
so again. Other than tutorials and class documentation, I think the most
helpful thing would be plug-in wizards and small examples.
"Craig Salter" <csalter@ca.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:cqdle6$vqm$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Richard Rodseth wrote:
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>> WTP seems to be coming along nicely.
>
>> I'm just getting started creating my own multi-page editor with a
>> StructuredTextEditor embedded in a source page. So far I've done little
>> other than create the multipage editor class and have createPages
>> instantiate a StructuredTextEditor. So I get an assert that the document
>> must be an IStructuredDocument, and I start digging around, and find a
>> whole slew of extension points and classes relating to content types,
>> model handlers, document loaders, extended edit configurations, etc. etc.
>
>> Can anyone point me at any good resources for understanding this stuff,
>> such as an architectural overview of SSE, or a minimal editor plug-in
>> that embeds or derives from StructuredTextEditor?
>
>> Thanks!
>
> The XML Schema editor (located in the org.eclipse.wst.xsd.ui plugin) is
> one example of a multi-page editor that embedds an XML source page ... so
> you might want to start looking there. It's not too much work to add a
> 'source' page ... but if you have any suggestions on how we could make it
> easier please feel free to post them here.
>
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