| Selection in editor [message #213712] |
Mon, 10 April 2006 06:14  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: osipov.appliedtech.ru
Hi, everybody!
I am fighting with this selection stuff.
What I am doing basically is
graphicalViewer.select(editPart);
It selects okey, but I want this selection to be advanced.
For example, if I select something in outline the thing being selected in
outline is selected in editor and plus to that it is shown in editor, i.e.
viewpoint in editor is selected so, that the selected item is shown, where
simple
graphicalViewer.select(editPart);
just selectets without trying to find appropriate point of view in editor.
thanks a lot in advance.
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| Re: Selection in editor [message #220284 is a reply to message #213712] |
Fri, 28 July 2006 07:32  |
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Originally posted by: osipov.appliedtech.ru
Thanks everybody for the support. All in all I had to use
graphicalViewer.reveal()
method.
So easy, eh?
> Hi, everybody!
> I am fighting with this selection stuff.
> What I am doing basically is
> graphicalViewer.select(editPart);
> It selects okey, but I want this selection to be advanced.
> For example, if I select something in outline the thing being selected in
> outline is selected in editor and plus to that it is shown in editor, i.e.
> viewpoint in editor is selected so, that the selected item is shown, where
> simple
> graphicalViewer.select(editPart);
> just selectets without trying to find appropriate point of view in editor.
> thanks a lot in advance.
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