| Enabling Selection [message #171395] |
Tue, 05 February 2008 09:24  |
 Neeraj Bhusare
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Registered: July 2009
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Hi all,
In order to understand Compartments, I have been following this tutorial -
http://www.eclipse.org/gmf/tutorial/viewlets/tutorial2.html. Now I have an
editor that enables me to add objects in a compartment, but I cannot
select those objects/EditParts and move them.
Here are some questions as a GMF newbie:
1. Do I need to add some code in the generated code?
2. Is there a need to make some extra configurations (not mentioned in the
tutorial), in the .gmfgraph model, in order to enable selection?
3. Any threads where similar query is raised and solved?
Looking forward for pointers.
Thanks in Advance.
Neeraj.
Twitter : @NeerajBhusare
Blog : https://nbhusare.github.io/
Best regards, Neeraj
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| Re: Enabling Selection [message #171414 is a reply to message #171395] |
Tue, 05 February 2008 09:34  |
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Originally posted by: snej_NO-SPAM_.esuark.de
Neeraj schrieb:
> Here are some questions as a GMF newbie:
> 1. Do I need to add some code in the generated code?
> 2. Is there a need to make some extra configurations (not mentioned in the
> tutorial), in the .gmfgraph model, in order to enable selection?
> 3. Any threads where similar query is raised and solved?
>
> Looking forward for pointers.
> Thanks in Advance.
1. no
2. You have to edit the "ListLayout" property of your "Gen Compartment
<NameOfCompartment>" in the generated XXX.gmfgen file. It's default true
if the element that could be inserted into your compartment doesn't
contain references with containment set to true. So simply set the
ListLayout to false, regenerate your diagram code and you can move and
select the items.
hth
Jens
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| Re: Enabling Selection [message #171430 is a reply to message #171425] |
Tue, 05 February 2008 11:51 |
Neeraj Bhusare
Messages: 177
Registered: July 2009
Location: Canada |
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Thanks Rich. :)
Richard Gronback wrote:
> Note as well that the viewlets for the tutorial are a bit outdated.
> Following the text of the tutorial should yield the best results.
> - Rich
> On 2/5/08 6:21 AM, in article fo9gr0$ll5$1@build.eclipse.org, "Jens Krause"
> <snej_NO-SPAM_@esuark.de> wrote:
>> Neeraj schrieb:
>>> Thanks Jens,
>>> Things are working fine now. Is the solution you provided documented
>>> somewhere?
>>
>> Well, i don't know if it is documented, but if you read a little bit in
>> this newsgroup you get it very fast. Every third question is about
>> compartments and why the items couldn't be moved :).
>>
>> Helpfull is also the eclipse wiki about gmf:
>> <http://wiki.eclipse.org/GMF_Documentation>
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>> also the questions and answers from this newsgroup are helpfull:
>> <http://wiki.eclipse.org/GMF_Newsgroup_Q_and_A>
>>
>> Jens
Twitter : @NeerajBhusare
Blog : https://nbhusare.github.io/
Best regards, Neeraj
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