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| Re: New GEF Wiki available... [message #213635 is a reply to message #213539] |
Fri, 07 April 2006 16:10  |
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Perhaps, but I think the best place to examine patterns of implementing GEF
features is to take a look at the wealth of examples available. Maybe
pointers from tasks to example code would be equally helpful? The danger of
putting too much code in a static document is that it can quickly become
obsolete or stale when infrastructure changes.. (depending on the laziness
of maintainers :) )
i.e.
patterns of adding a grid
@see LogicDiagramEditPart#getAdapter
etc.
-Steve
"Ian Bull" <irbull@cs.uvic.ca> wrote in message
news:e14cm6$vej$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> Randy, Steven
>
> What do you guys think of a place on the wiki for GEF Patterns? There
> are many ways to do things in GEF, however, like everything with Eclipse
> there is the "right" way. You can subclass figures, and add your own
> mouse listeners, but this is not the "right" way to track selection.
>
> I am sure people can share all sorts of small code examples that show:
> - patterns of adding a grid
> - patterns of adding a ruler
> - patterns of using drag and drop
> - ...
>
> I don't know if patterns is the right word, but with frameworks, it
> seems to fit in.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> - ian
>
> Randy Hudson wrote:
> >> The content for the "GEF FAQ" and "Gotchas" has been moved into the
Wiki.
> >> Stay tuned for further content updates.
> >
> > Thanks for getting this in place Steve! I think you meant to say, "Feel
free
> > to make content updates".
> >
> >
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