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partService.hidePart(part, true) does not respect MDirtyable [message #1060584]

Mon, 27 May 2013 03:50

Eclipse User

Hello,

when I'm using
@Inject
private MDirtyable dirtyState;

to control the state of my part, it works for closing the tab through the ui. But when I use partService.hidePart(part, true) to close the part, the MDirtyable is not respected. Did I miss something here or does the service not check for the state.... ?

Re: partService.hidePart(part, true) does not respect MDirtyable [message #1060609 is a reply to message #1060584]

Mon, 27 May 2013 06:07

Eclipse User

I understand, you mean that the confirmation dialog does not pup up when you close (or more precisely - hide) part programmatically.

If that's the case, why not do that yourself. For example:

if(part.isDirty())
   partService.savePart(part, true);
ps.hidePart(part);

(The above will end up hiding the part regardless if it was saved or not)

You can also obtain ISaveHandler instance from the part's/window's context and call it directly:

if(part.isDirty()){
	ISaveHandler handler = part.getContext().get(ISaveHandler.class);
	ISaveHandler.Save userDecision = handler.promptToSave(part);
	switch(userDecision){
		case YES : 
			partService.savePart(part, false);
			partService.hidePart(part, true);
			break;
		case NO :
			partService.hidePart(part,true);
			break;
		case CANCEL :
			break;
	}
			}

Re: partService.hidePart(part, true) does not respect MDirtyable [message #1060617 is a reply to message #1060609]

Mon, 27 May 2013 06:44

Eclipse User

I wonder if we should not have an API in EPartService which can be
instructed to check the dirty state.

Tom

On 27.05.13 12:07, Andrzej Szczepanski wrote:
> I understand, you mean that the confirmation dialog does not pup up when
> you close (or more precisely - hide) part programmatically.
>
> If that's the case, why not do that yourself. For example:
>
> if(part.isDirty())
> partService.savePart(part, true);
> ps.hidePart(part);
>
>
> (The above will end up hiding the part regardless if it was saved or not)
>
> You can also obtain ISaveHandler instance from the part's/window's
> context and call it directly:
>
> if(part.isDirty()){
> ISaveHandler handler = part.getContext().get(ISaveHandler.class);
> ISaveHandler.Save userDecision = handler.promptToSave(part);
> switch(userDecision){
> case YES : partService.savePart(part, false);
> partService.hidePart(part, true);
> break;
> case NO :
> partService.hidePart(part,true);
> break;
> case CANCEL :
> break;
> }
> }
>
>
>

Re: partService.hidePart(part, true) does not respect MDirtyable [message #1060623 is a reply to message #1060617]

Mon, 27 May 2013 07:21

Eclipse User

@Andrzej Szczepanski: Thank's for the workaround. Especially the second one I did not think about the ISaveHandler. But my original intention was to rise the discussion for the extension of the EPartService - API as Tom suggested. I think that will be the cleaner approach. But in the meanwhile I will use your workaround ... Wink

Thanks.

Re: partService.hidePart(part, true) does not respect MDirtyable [message #1060629 is a reply to message #1060623]

Mon, 27 May 2013 07:55

Eclipse User

Please file a bug so that we can maybe add this API in Luna (=4.4).

Tom

On 27.05.13 13:21, Oliver Kolling wrote:
> @Andrzej Szczepanski: Thank's for the workaround. Especially the second
> one I did not think about the ISaveHandler. But my original intention
> was to rise the discussion for the extension of the EPartService - API
> as Tom suggested. I think that will be the cleaner approach. But in the
> meanwhile I will use your workaround ... ;) Thanks.

Re: partService.hidePart(part, true) does not respect MDirtyable [message #1060659 is a reply to message #1060629]

Mon, 27 May 2013 10:43

Eclipse User

Done,
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=409149

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