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Thu, 12 April 2007 10:49

Eclipse User

I may be going about this all wrong...but...what I want to do is manually save my editor. I don't want to close it, I just want to save it. I assume that I call doSave() manually...however, is there a cleaner way to do it without creating your own IProgressMonitor? And if not, what type of ProgressMonitor do I create? A new one, or do I pull it from somewhere? I don't want any custom behavior...the system default is fine for now.

Thanks!

Re: Calling doSave() [message #466026 is a reply to message #466020]

Thu, 12 April 2007 11:35

Eclipse User

I knew this had to be easier. I'm just unfamiliar with all of the methods available (lots of classes to pour through, after all). Here is how I did it for reference to others who might be as clueless as myself...

From within the editor itself:

getEditorSite().getPage().saveEditor(this, true);

Seems to work pretty good. I'd be happy to hear any alternative approaches...?

Re: Calling doSave() [message #466299 is a reply to message #466026]

Tue, 17 April 2007 09:50

Eclipse User

Jason wrote:
> getEditorSite().getPage().saveEditor(this, true);

That is probably the safest way to do it.

PW

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