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Not to dirty the editor when figure is collapsed/expanded [message #1328536]

Fri, 02 May 2014 18:57

Che Bumagat

Messages: 42
Registered: February 2012

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Hi,

I just like to ask if it is possible not to "dirty" the diagram editor when a figure compartment is collapsed/expanded.

I've been trying to research this over the net but I can't find a straight solution.

Appreciate your help!

Che

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Re: Not to dirty the editor when figure is collapsed/expanded [message #1328545 is a reply to message #1328536]

Fri, 02 May 2014 19:00

Paul C. Brown

Messages: 18
Registered: October 2013

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The visual appearance of the diagram is part of what is stored. You've changed the visual appearance, therefore the diagram is dirty. Same as if you moved an element in the diagram.

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Re: Not to dirty the editor when figure is collapsed/expanded [message #1334338 is a reply to message #1328545]

Mon, 05 May 2014 14:22

Che Bumagat

Messages: 42
Registered: February 2012

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I see. So there's now way to filter out those notation changes and not having the Editor dirty? I actually don't need the diagram file that gets created. I'm deleting it after I close the editor.

I was thinking, is there a way maybe to access the GMF CommandStack and add a listener to it so I can check which commands are being executed? Then may be I can filter out which ones I want and decide if I make the editor dirty or not?

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