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| Re: Diagram partitioning sharing an editing domain [message #643847 is a reply to message #643802] |
Wed, 08 December 2010 13:14   |
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Originally posted by: marius.groeger.googlemail.com
On 08.12.2010 11:44, Elhamlaoui Mahmoud wrote:
> Hi toolsmiths,
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> im looking for a way to create a GMF editor, when i double click on
> certain nodes to edit their contents, i was able to do so, accordings to
> http://www.jevon.org/wiki/GMF_Diagram_Partitioning, but the idea is that
> i want to retrieve all the contents of the node in the new editor (like
> using a zoom) :roll:
> any ideas?
I don't quite understand, if you implemented what's shown on that web
page you should be having a second editor showing the original node's
contents. Which part does not work?
Marius
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| Re: Diagram partitioning sharing an editing domain [message #643892 is a reply to message #643859] |
Wed, 08 December 2010 15:49 |
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Originally posted by: marius.groeger.googlemail.com
On 08.12.2010 15:00, Elhamlaoui Mahmoud wrote:
> Hi marius,
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> yes, but in my fisrt editor i can display several nodes and their
> contents(also), but when i double click on a node i dlike to have a
> second editor containing the node selected and its contents. its like
> thet the second editor display just parts of the fisrt editor
But the diagram partitioning example does exactly that - open a second
editor where the root element is the one you double-clicked. The only
difference I see is that in you main editor you also show the contents
of that element. But that should be no problem, IMHO.
Sorry if I keep misreading you...
Regards
Marius
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| Re: Diagram partitioning sharing an editing domain [message #643925 is a reply to message #643903] |
Wed, 08 December 2010 16:52 |
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Originally posted by: marius.groeger.googlemail.com
On 08.12.2010 17:27, Elhamlaoui Mahmoud wrote:
> Hi,
> Quote:
>> The only difference I see is that in you main editor you also show the
>> contents of that element.
> , sure and the second differance, the second editor must load
> automaticclay the contents elements of the first editor, ad that is my
> real problem ):
Strange, I would have thought that theses editors operate on the same
model/editing domain, so they should be synchronized. Do objects you
create in the second editor appear in the first?
I'll probably won't be able to really help you on this...
Marius
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