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| Re: Nested Properties in EMF [message #1008345 is a reply to message #1008169] |
Tue, 12 February 2013 05:37  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33137
Registered: July 2009 |
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If I understand correctly from your last diagram, it's a matter of
ensuring that getPropertyDescriptor for your ModelItemProvider returns
the set of all properties you want at the top level in the properties
view. I'd suggest having a look at
org.eclipse.emf.edit.tree.provider.TreeNodeItemProvider.getPropertyDescriptors(Object).
In this case it's showing how to merge the property descriptors provided
by the object referenced by a tree node as if they are properties of the
tree node itself. That type of approach should work for your example.
On 11/02/2013 10:06 AM, Stacey Hopkins wrote:
> Have an EMF RCP app that allows the user to create their own global properties (meta-type). Want the view behaviour to break the default behaviour of being shown in the treeview and shown in the properties view. There is a similar-ish case where we have done this (using the good EMF book) but this is when there was just a one to one containment relationship between the two EClasses. This new behaviour we want to allow the user to define many global properties and for these to be catgegorized as a global property.
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> The attached pic is an example (although not exact) of the view we would like to do.
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> Are current thinking is that we would have to create our own custom properties view. If this is correct is this a big undertaking? Any tips on things that should considered when doing this?
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> Any help appreciated
Ed Merks
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