| 2.1 M5 not opening new editor on double click of node, 2.0.2 does [message #174885] |
Thu, 28 February 2008 13:17  |
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I am trying my code on 2.1M5 (from 2.0.2) and noticed when I double
click on a node that used to open a new editor, in 2.1M5 it does not,
and from what I can see it does nothing, it does not hit any of my
breakpoints that 2.0.2 hits when doing the same operation? Any
direction on where to set a breakpoint to see if its just my code base
or if this is truly a bug?
Thanks
Brian Jakubik
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| Re: 2.1 M5 not opening new editor on double click of node, 2.0.2 does [message #175307 is a reply to message #175278] |
Mon, 03 March 2008 18:38  |
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Alex, thanks for the reply.
I have created a new node of the same type, and set breakpoints in
OpenDiagramEditPolicy, and double clicked, I never hit the breakpoint.
I did hit the breakpoint in ***EditPart.createDefaultEditPolicies()
where I am installing OpenDiagramEditPolicy with the OPEN_ROLE when I
dropped the node on the canvas.
Ill look into it a little more in the morning,, then if I don't make
progress, Ill create a bugzilla for it.
Thanks again
Brian J
Alex Shatalin wrote:
> Hello Brian,
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> Try to:
> - create new node of the same type and open a diagram for it by
> double-clicking
> - put a break-point into generated OpenDiagramEditPolicy to see what's
> happening
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> -----------------
> Alex Shatalin
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| Re: 2.1 M5 not opening new editor on double click of node, 2.0.2 does [message #175315 is a reply to message #175278] |
Mon, 03 March 2008 18:39 |
| Eclipse User |
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Alex, thanks for the reply.
I have created a new node of the same type, and set breakpoints in
OpenDiagramEditPolicy, and double clicked, I never hit the breakpoint.
I did hit the breakpoint in ***EditPart.createDefaultEditPolicies()
where I am installing OpenDiagramEditPolicy with the OPEN_ROLE when I
dropped the node on the canvas.
Ill look into it a little more in the morning,, then if I don't make
progress, Ill create a bugzilla for it.
Thanks again
Brian J
Alex Shatalin wrote:
> Hello Brian,
>
> Try to:
> - create new node of the same type and open a diagram for it by
> double-clicking
> - put a break-point into generated OpenDiagramEditPolicy to see what's
> happening
>
> -----------------
> Alex Shatalin
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