| About Palette Customization [message #159799] |
Tue, 30 November 2004 16:41  |
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Originally posted by: notmymail.mail.net
Since "the Palette is just another GEF editor with a model and edit part=
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driving it" (thanks guy!), would it be possible to give a graphical =
representation of the palette in an editorpane and make the customizatio=
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accessible through the properties view and appropriate add/new/delete/mo=
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controls? Sort of a GEF Visual Palette Editor instead of the Customizer=
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Dialog?
An idea for future GEF versions perhaps?
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| Re: About Palette Customization [message #159945 is a reply to message #159911] |
Wed, 01 December 2004 10:00  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: notmymail.mail.net
nonono i`m not doing this. :-)
It`just an idea i had while working on my customizer.
My editor is very generic in that it can load different palettes from a =
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file.
(the palette is driven by a rdf schema, in the editor you create rdf fil=
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according to the schema)
The palette and thus the schema should be completely customizable, i.e. =
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you can create a new palette from scratch. But by editing the palette yo=
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just edit the rdf schema which is also an rdf file just as the diagram.
that`s how i came upon that idea when brainstorming for possible future=
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development of the editor.
I won`t be implmenting it though. my own editor is hardly finished...
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> Just another GEF "viewer" would be more correct. What you mention can=
> certainly be done. But what's your motivation for doing this?
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> "Frank Dyck" <notmymail@mail.net> wrote in message
> news:opsiadz6q7s96bjs@celeron...
> Since "the Palette is just another GEF editor with a model and edit pa=
rts
> driving it" (thanks guy!), would it be possible to give a graphical
> representation of the palette in an editorpane and make the customizat=
ion
> accessible through the properties view and appropriate =
> add/new/delete/move
> controls? Sort of a GEF Visual Palette Editor instead of the Customiz=
er
> Dialog?
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> An idea for future GEF versions perhaps?
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