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How to fold the figures in Draw2D diagrams? [message #221025]

Wed, 09 August 2006 01:10

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: zouzhile.gmail.com

Hi, I am using draw2D to render some figures and the ralationships
between them. There are lots of such diagram editors shipped with
Eclipse plugins, such as the XML schema editor and WSDL editor. One
interesting feature is that some figures have handles (a "+"in a
square). when you click the handle, the handle is unfolded and the hiden
figure is displayed, and there is a connection between the handle and
the other end figure just displayed. So is this a feature of draw2D? and
just how to implement it?

Best Regards:)
Robin

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Re: How to fold the figures in Draw2D diagrams? [message #221072 is a reply to message #221025]

Wed, 09 August 2006 11:55

Nhu Le

Messages: 47
Registered: July 2009

Member

In my case, I just remove the figure from the container and let the
layout takes care of the rest. I don't know if this applies to your case.

Nhu Le

Robin Zou wrote:
> Hi, I am using draw2D to render some figures and the ralationships
> between them. There are lots of such diagram editors shipped with
> Eclipse plugins, such as the XML schema editor and WSDL editor. One
> interesting feature is that some figures have handles (a "+"in a
> square). when you click the handle, the handle is unfolded and the hiden
> figure is displayed, and there is a connection between the handle and
> the other end figure just displayed. So is this a feature of draw2D? and
> just how to implement it?
>
> Best Regards:)
> Robin

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