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How to make a Class and an Interface read-only? [message #197557]

Thu, 17 July 2008 04:58

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: tsimunovic.gmail.com

Is it possible to make a Class and an Interface read-only, ie. to finalize
it so that no further modifications, such as adding new attributes or
making connections from it, could be done? If not, what modifications of
the GMF (or/and EMF,GEF) should I perform to get this function?

Re: How to make a Class and an Interface read-only? [message #197589 is a reply to message #197557]

Thu, 17 July 2008 05:31

Eclipse User

If you wish to make all the classes Read only, simply set the 'Read Only'
attribute at 'Gen Diagram Generator -> Property Sheet" to be true!

Hope this helps!

Re: How to make a Class and an Interface read-only? [message #197628 is a reply to message #197589]

Thu, 17 July 2008 05:52

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: tsimunovic.gmail.com

I'm not sure if I was clear enough. I'm using the UML2 plug-in which uses
GMF as graphic tool. What I need is to make only some of the classes and
interfaces non modificable, because once created (and compiled in java
code) they would become a standard and shouldn't be modified anymore.
Other classes could be added, modified to the diagram, and could have
connections TO the finalized/read-only classes and interfaces (extend or
implement them in Java terms). If I understood correctly (I'm a newbee in
the whole plug-in/EMF/GEF/GMF/UML2 thing), You're suggesting to make whole
model read-only, and that's not what I need. Thanks for a quick response
anyway.

Re: How to make a Class and an Interface read-only? [message #197665 is a reply to message #197628]

Thu, 17 July 2008 06:02

Eclipse User

Hello Tom,

See org.eclipse.gmf.runtime.diagram.ui.internal.editparts.IEdita bleEditPart.disableEditMode().
In addition you can play with <yourEditPart>.isEditModeEnabled() implementation
to make EditPart editable/readonly based on some model properties..

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Alex Shatalin

Re: How to make a Class and an Interface read-only? [message #197672 is a reply to message #197628]

Thu, 17 July 2008 06:06

Eclipse User

yes sorry the way I suggested would make the entire diagram non-editable!

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