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How to get nationalized feature name [message #903362]

Thu, 23 August 2012 10:49

Markus Jo

Messages: 83
Registered: January 2012

Member

Hi,
I think its an easy question if its possible....can anybody tell me how to get the internationalized name for a feature ?

I am in a command and want to create I nice label. I have the feature and its owner...something like this:


private String getLabelInternal(){
		String valueString;
		if(value instanceof EObject){
			valueString = EpaUtilModel.getDescription(((EObject) value));
		} else {
			valueString = value.toString();
		}
		Object eGet = owner.eGet(feature);

		String featureString = feature.getName();
		
		EList<Adapter> eAdapters = owner.eAdapters();
		for (Adapter adapter : eAdapters) {
			if(adapter instanceof ItemProviderAdapter){
				ItemProviderAdapter itemProviderAdapter = (ItemProviderAdapter) adapter;
				itemProviderAdapter.getString(feature.toString());
			}
		}
		
		return "-> Changed " + feature.getName() + " of " + EpaUtilModel.getDescription(owner) + " to '" + valueString + "'";
	}

Thanks

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Re: How to get nationalized feature name [message #903364 is a reply to message #903362]

Thu, 23 August 2012 11:10

Markus Jo

Messages: 83
Registered: January 2012

Member

To make it easier to read.....this is the relevant snippet.....but it does not work.....the parameter for "getString" is wrong... it shoild be something like "_UI_TimeTable_period_feature" but I dont know how to get this when I have only the feature and its owner.

String featureString = feature.getName();
		
		EList<Adapter> eAdapters = owner.eAdapters();
		for (Adapter adapter : eAdapters) {
			if(adapter instanceof ItemProviderAdapter){
				ItemProviderAdapter itemProviderAdapter = (ItemProviderAdapter) adapter;
				itemProviderAdapter.getString(feature.toString());
			}
		}

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Re: How to get nationalized feature name [message #903373 is a reply to message #903364]

Thu, 23 August 2012 11:46

Ed Merks

Messages: 33140
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

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Markus, 
 
This is how ItemProviderAdapter does it: 
<blockquote> protected String getFeatureText(Object feature) 
 { 
 String featureKey; 
 if (feature instanceof EStructuralFeature) 
 { 
 EStructuralFeature eFeature =
(EStructuralFeature)feature; 
 featureKey = eFeature.getEContainingClass().getName()
+ "_" + eFeature.getName(); 
 } 
 else 
 { 
 featureKey = "Unknown"; 
 } 
 return getResourceLocator().getString("_UI_" +
featureKey + "_feature"); 
 } 
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 23/08/2012 1:10 PM, Markus Jo wrote: 
</div>
<blockquote cite="mid:k1533j$jo0$1@xxxxxxxxe.org" type="cite">To
make it easier to read.....this is the relevant snippet.....but it
does not work.....the parameter for "getString" is wrong... it
shoild be something like "_UI_TimeTable_period_feature" but I dont
know how to get this when I have only the feature and its owner.
 
 
 
 
String featureString = feature.getName();
 
 
 EList<Adapter> eAdapters = owner.eAdapters();
 
 for (Adapter adapter : eAdapters) {
 
 if(adapter instanceof ItemProviderAdapter){
 
 ItemProviderAdapter itemProviderAdapter =
(ItemProviderAdapter) adapter;
 
 itemProviderAdapter.getString(feature.toString());
 
 }
 
 }
 
 
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Ed Merks
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