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Symbol Positions inside Compartment [message #824482]

Mon, 19 March 2012 14:20

Eclipse User

Hi,

I am creating one compartment in programmatic way using CreateViewRequest.

My compartment has BorderLayout.I want to create children programtically.

I am facing issues in placement of generate children.

Can someone help me in creating the compartments and children using viewRequests.
Also i want to know how to generate children at particular position inside compartment.

Regards,
Abbas.

Re: Symbol Positions inside Compartment [message #825795 is a reply to message #824482]

Wed, 21 March 2012 05:13

Eclipse User

Hi,

try something like this on your view:

Bounds b;
if (view.getLayoutConstraint() instanceof Bounds) {
 b = (Bounds) middleNode.getLayoutConstraint();
} 
else {
 b = NotationFactory.eINSTANCE.createBounds();
 view.setLayoutConstraint(b);
}
 b.setX(x);
 b.setY(y);

Ralph

Re: Symbol Positions inside Compartment [message #826024 is a reply to message #825795]

Wed, 21 March 2012 11:01

Eclipse User

Thanks for your reply,I tried your suggestion but it didnt work.
Actually even while adding from pallette also it is adding elements one below the other.
Even i am not able to move these inner symbols,they are fixed.

Can you please tell me why i am unable to add them in my mouse drag position. Please see the attached screen shot.

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Re: Symbol Positions inside Compartment [message #826740 is a reply to message #826024]

Thu, 22 March 2012 08:51

Eclipse User

after setting "listLayout" property to false for corresponding GenCompartment node
in .gmfgen model i am able to move inner nodes and i am able to place them at whichever position i want.

Now,when i open diagram intially i want to make my compartment as collapsible,how is it possible?

Regards,
Abbas.

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