| perspective plugin for an rcp app [message #261665] |
Thu, 15 July 2004 04:59  |
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Originally posted by: wim.lemkens.tiscali.be
I have an rcp-application, with as few features as possible. (For the moment
only the things from the rcp-tutorial, without the views and menu's)
I have plugins that provide the perspectives. These plugins work for the
base eclipse platform, but they won't show up when I load them with my rcp
app because there is no menu for selecting perspectives.
How do I bring that perspective menu up or create it myself? How can I check
if there is an perspective active and if there isn't select a perspective to
show at startup?
I know the basic of the tutorial and the helpfiles, like creating menu's
etc... But I couldn't find specific information about this. So references to
good resources about the the rcp is also welcome.
Thanks,
Wim Lemkens
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| Re: perspective plugin for an rcp app [message #262464 is a reply to message #261665] |
Mon, 19 July 2004 17:27  |
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Originally posted by: dhavrda.motive.com
Well you should have a class that extends WorkbenchAdvisor. In the
preWindowOpen(IWorkbenchWindowConfigurer conf) you can specify
conf.setShowShortcutBar(true). This will allow you to view all of the
perspectives you have registered.
dave
"wim" <wim.lemkens@tiscali.be> wrote in message
news:cd5gvi$7m3$1@eclipse.org...
> I have an rcp-application, with as few features as possible. (For the
moment
> only the things from the rcp-tutorial, without the views and menu's)
>
> I have plugins that provide the perspectives. These plugins work for the
> base eclipse platform, but they won't show up when I load them with my rcp
> app because there is no menu for selecting perspectives.
>
> How do I bring that perspective menu up or create it myself? How can I
check
> if there is an perspective active and if there isn't select a perspective
to
> show at startup?
>
> I know the basic of the tutorial and the helpfiles, like creating menu's
> etc... But I couldn't find specific information about this. So references
to
> good resources about the the rcp is also welcome.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Wim Lemkens
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>
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