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Useful Tabbed Pane in GMF [message #84573]

Mon, 11 December 2006 11:19

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: renwart.lippmann.lu

Hi everybody,

I'm testing GMF now but I'm afraid to see that all my model have to be on a
single diagram.
I see that a "tabbed pane" is not yet implemented (or another similar way to
split my diagram into smaller modules). When you have a large
metamodel/model with a lots of nodes/connections, You can easily imagine
that it's really annoying...

Perhaps this helpful "tabbed pane" is already existing ? If yes, I haven't
seen it!
If no, I hope this will be included in GMF 2.0...
But perhaps somebody has integrated his own tabbed pane classes in GMF 1.0
??

Thanks for help!
Regards,

benren.

Re: Useful Tabbed Pane in GMF [message #84576 is a reply to message #84573]

Mon, 11 December 2006 11:45

Eclipse User

Hello Ben,

You can generate several different diagrams for different "aspects" of your
metamodel and use these diagrams simultaneously - see UML2 diagrams. Do you
really need several tabs on the same diagrams or several editors is enough
for you?

-----------------
Alex Shatalin

Re: Useful Tabbed Pane in GMF [message #84584 is a reply to message #84576]

Tue, 12 December 2006 02:56

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: renwart.lippmann.lu

Alex Shatalin a écrit :
> Hello Ben,
>
> You can generate several different diagrams for different "aspects" of
> your metamodel and use these diagrams simultaneously - see UML2
> diagrams. Do you really need several tabs on the same diagrams or
> several editors is enough for you?
>
> -----------------
> Alex Shatalin
>
>

Hi Alex,

I'd like to "link" elements from one diagram to another ones... Tabs are
helpful because we stay in the same diagram so we can access all the
existing metamodel elements. If I use several diagrams is it possible to
do that ?

Re: Useful Tabbed Pane in GMF [message #84593 is a reply to message #84584]

Tue, 12 December 2006 07:04

Eclipse User

Hello Ben,

You can add a shortcut to the element form diagram-1 into the diagram-2 as
a result, corresponding element will be visible on second diagram.

To update diagram-1 after modification of diagram-2 without pressing save
you can use same (shared) editing domain for both diagram editors.

-----------------
Alex Shatalin

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