Fixed Size Editor [message #243906] |
Wed, 25 June 2008 13:53 |
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Originally posted by: tdeverdiere-n0spam.n0spAm-scort.com
Hello,
i want to create a fixed sized editor, and the other parts of the editor
must be with white background whereas the editor area should be gray or
dark.
Actually i should draw a screen of 24 rows and 80 columns where the user
of the editor can put some text inside .. It could be an editor for a
telnet screen for example. So the editor part should be the size of the
screen ... the screen background is gray, and i'd like to have a grid
(24x80) :)
Thanks for your help,
Thomas
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Re: Fixed Size Editor [message #243911 is a reply to message #243906] |
Wed, 25 June 2008 18:42 |
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Originally posted by: shady_86.sify.com
1) you will have to make the viewer non scrollable...
see configureGraphicalViewer() of graphical editor
2) check the figure you have made for your root edit part..,
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Re: Fixed Size Editor [message #243931 is a reply to message #243911] |
Thu, 26 June 2008 11:54 |
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Originally posted by: tdeverdiere-n0spam.n0spAm-scort.com
sharad a écrit :
> 1) you will have to make the viewer non scrollable...
> see configureGraphicalViewer() of graphical editor
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> 2) check the figure you have made for your root edit part..,
Thank you sharad,
1. Ok so i can use the GraphicalViewerImpl directly instead of the
ScrollingGraphicalViewer .. but then i cannot user the 'rulers' which
need a ScrollingGraphicalViewer.
However i have to reimplement RulerComposite because i need to have a
specific unit : rows and columns (replacing cm or inches)
2. I succeed to create a figure of 24 rows x 80 columns, but i also need
the grid to be fixed size (or to look as fixed sized), so i think i need
to write a RootEditPart, to create a screen layer and a grid layer (not
freeform ..). Here is the hierarchy of layer i will use (based on the
ScalableRootEditPart) :
Root Layered Pane
-- Guide Layer
-- Feedback Layer (??? is this still used ?)
-- Handle Layer
-- Scalable Layers
-- Scaled Feedback Layer
-- Printable Layers
-- Connection Layer
-- Primary Layer
-- Grid Layer
-- Screen Layer (drawing the fixed size screen)
what do you think ?
In fact i don't need the scalable feature but ... why not :)
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