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Is it possible to name two classes in a command handler? [message #1083104]

Fri, 09 August 2013 09:28

Eclipse User

I just started a new company/project that is moving from Swing to RCP/SWT. I'm reviewing some of the code changes they've started making and noticed this interesting tidbit:

<handler
class="xxx.WrappedActionDelegatingHandler:xxx.MyCreateAction"
commandId="xxx.myCommandId">

I've run the application and both classes are indeed called. I haven't delved too deeply into how they are both called but I've never seen this done before.

Is it expected behaviour that both classes are called? I can't find any RCP documentation on this behaviour. Or is the application I'm looking at done something nonstandard somewhere else in the code? (This is a very large, multi-tiered application. Digging through the guts is currently difficult.)

Re: Is it possible to name two classes in a command handler? [message #1088094 is a reply to message #1083104]

Fri, 16 August 2013 11:14

Eclipse User

Hi Chris,

This is how to pass a command parameter. I guess in the "guts" there is a call to that specific class.

http://wiki.eclipse.org/Platform_Command_Framework#Executing_a_command_with_parameters

Cheers,

Wim

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