| Using AbstractTreeEditPart in a GEF Editor [message #214685] |
Thu, 20 April 2006 11:46  |
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Originally posted by: guedes.bruno.gmail.com
Hi guys,
I want to use a AbstractTreeEditPart to display a object hierarchy ...
I'm trying to use a GraphicalEditor but it seems not working with an
AbstractTreeEditPart, I don't know how to use the AbstractTreeEditPart
with an EditorPart ....
All the plugins that use a TreeEditpart stuff, use a ContentOutlinePage,
but I don't want tu use a viewPart or a ContentOutlinePage, but an
EditPart stuff !!!
Does anyone, have used this kind of association, if yes, could you give me
an example ???
Thank's for answering
Bruno
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| Re: Using AbstractTreeEditPart in a GEF Editor [message #214841 is a reply to message #214737] |
Mon, 24 April 2006 14:35  |
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Originally posted by: guedes.bruno.gmail.com
thank you exquisitus,
I've tried to use a org.eclipse.gef.ui.parts.TreeViewer, and it's working
;-))
Well now I want to use a PaletteGroup to use a ConnectionCreationToolEntry
to connect treeItem (treeNode) ...
Have you used this kind of mecanism ??
Have fun folks ..
Bruno
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| Re: Using AbstractTreeEditPart in a GEF Editor [message #215209 is a reply to message #215178] |
Thu, 27 April 2006 16:21 |
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Originally posted by: guedes.bruno.gmail.com
Hi exquisitus,
I'm thinking that you're the GEF expert one ;-))
Thank you for answering ...
I'm thinking that GEF TreeViewer and Palette don't work, a
GraphicalEditpart with a TreeEditPart don't seems to work together ;-))
Well, I think to switch to a JFaces TreeViever, and use PolylineConnection
by hand ???
Have you use that with a toolbar ??
Have fun
Bruno
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