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Layer Move Problem [message #157548] Wed, 10 November 2004 17:55 Go to next message
Daniel Mazurek is currently offline Daniel MazurekFriend
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I have the following Problem. I want ro realize a LayersManagement like
e.g. in GIMP, which means that you can order content on different layers.
I already have an RootModelElement which contains LayerModelElements.
In my RootModelEditPart I use a FreeformLayeredPane as Figure and for my
LayerModelEditPart I use a FreeformLayer.
I can easily create new EditParts and resize them, but when I try to
move an EditPart, I get a selection feedback but with a restricted
cursor, which means that it doesn´t work. But if I change the XY-Values
manually in the PropertiesSheet it works fine.

Can anyone help me with this, I´m really stuck.
Re: Layer Move Problem [message #157681 is a reply to message #157548] Thu, 11 November 2004 15:14 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: none.us.ibm.com

It sounds like you aren't providing the move commands from your editpolicy.

Put a breakpoint in DragEditPartsTracker#handleDragInProgress and find out
why it determines NOT cursor

"Daniel Mazurek" <danielmazurek@gmx.de> wrote in message
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> I have the following Problem. I want ro realize a LayersManagement like
> e.g. in GIMP, which means that you can order content on different layers.
> I already have an RootModelElement which contains LayerModelElements.
> In my RootModelEditPart I use a FreeformLayeredPane as Figure and for my
> LayerModelEditPart I use a FreeformLayer.
> I can easily create new EditParts and resize them, but when I try to
> move an EditPart, I get a selection feedback but with a restricted
> cursor, which means that it doesn
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