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How to listen for Editor Maximize/Restore [message #94767]

Wed, 16 July 2003 09:24

Eclipse User

Hi

Within Eclipse you can double click on an editors tab and maximize it within
the workbench ( or right click on the tab and select maximize ). Similarily,
you can double click on the tab of a maximized editor and restore it to its
original size ( or right click on the tab and select restore ). Eclipse
handles this internally and remembers state using a 'zoom' variable....
something on the current PerspectivePresentation is zoomed or not.

I need to be able to listen and respond to this event and I can't for the
life of me find an easy way to do it? Can anyone help?

Guy

Re: How to listen for Editor Maximize/Restore [message #94798 is a reply to message #94767]

Wed, 16 July 2003 09:55

Eclipse User

Guy Slade wrote:
> Hi
>
> Within Eclipse you can double click on an editors tab and maximize it within
> the workbench ( or right click on the tab and select maximize ). Similarily,
> you can double click on the tab of a maximized editor and restore it to its
> original size ( or right click on the tab and select restore ). Eclipse
> handles this internally and remembers state using a 'zoom' variable....
> something on the current PerspectivePresentation is zoomed or not.
>
> I need to be able to listen and respond to this event and I can't for the
> life of me find an easy way to do it? Can anyone help?

Read the thread "Help on Capturing Max or Min event of Editor" from this
group, dated 7-11-2003. Short answer: There is no API for that.

Jeff

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