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| Re: TreeViewer refresh [message #419085 is a reply to message #417883] |
Sat, 14 February 2004 16:26   |
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Originally posted by: azhurakousky.ejblink.com
TreeViewer has a method
expandAllpublic void expandAll()Expands all nodes of the viewer's tree,
starting with the root. This method is equivalent to
expandToLevel(ALL_LEVELS). After refresh, call it. Works for me
Regards
Alex Zhurakousky
"Omry Yadan" <omry@telmap.com> wrote in message
news:c0cun2$s78$2@eclipse.org...
> whenever I call TreeViewer refresh method, the tree collapses.
> I would like the tree to kepp the expanded nodes expanded after I
> refresh, how do I do it?
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| Re: TreeViewer refresh [message #451415 is a reply to message #419101] |
Tue, 01 March 2005 13:44 |
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Originally posted by: hoeggerand.post.ch
use the method refresh(Object TreeNode) with your node which changed...
it might be faster and updates only the changed part of the tree.
hope it helps
Omry Yadan schrieb:
> I will, but I dont like it very much.
> what I would like is the tree not changing state after a refresh.
> like eclipse, when I add a class, for example.
> any idea how to achieve it?
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> Alex Zhurakousky wrote:
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>> TreeViewer has a method
>> expandAllpublic void expandAll()Expands all nodes of the viewer's tree,
>> starting with the root. This method is equivalent to
>> expandToLevel(ALL_LEVELS). After refresh, call it. Works for me
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Alex Zhurakousky
>>
>> "Omry Yadan" <omry@telmap.com> wrote in message
>> news:c0cun2$s78$2@eclipse.org...
>>
>>> whenever I call TreeViewer refresh method, the tree collapses.
>>> I would like the tree to kepp the expanded nodes expanded after I
>>> refresh, how do I do it?
>>>
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>>
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