| Issue with editPart.setFocus(boolean) method? [message #247237] |
Thu, 12 February 2009 06:19  |
 Madhu Samuel
Messages: 199
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hello Newsgroup,
Good Morning!
I have an issue with editPart.setFocus(boolean) method.
I am using the Eclipse 3.4, GEF 3.4 environment.
When I invoke the editPart.setFocus(true) I expect to see a dashed line
around my figure associated with the editPart. This dashed line denotes
that the focus is over it. But the dashed line does not appear.
As a workaround, the below code snippet gives me the dashed line.
editPart.setSelected(1);
editPart.setFocus(true);
editPart.setSelected(0);
That means, the focus is drawn correctly if I invoke the setFocus() after
the setSelected() method.
I even tried editPart.refresh() soon after invoking the setFocus(true),
but still it does not draw the dashed line.
But editPart.setFocus(true) works correctly in Eclipse 3.2, GEF 3.2.1
environment.
Gef committers,
Can you please check whether this is a bug or whether this is a problem
with the way I am using the setFocus().
If you feel that this is a bug, I will add this to the bugzilla.
Thanks,
Madhu
Regards,
Madhu
http://eclipsebible.com
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| Re: Issue with editPart.setFocus(boolean) method? [message #247258 is a reply to message #247237] |
Thu, 12 February 2009 18:06  |
Anthony Hunter
Messages: 446
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Madhu,
If you raise a Bugzilla with the snippet that works in GEF 3.2.1 and does
not work in GEF 3.4 we can check it out.
Cheers...
Anthony
"Madhu Samuel" <madhu.samuel@in.bosch.com> wrote in message
news:241d543b70a565dd412fe9a41af7eb1b$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hello Newsgroup,
>
> Good Morning!
>
> I have an issue with editPart.setFocus(boolean) method.
> I am using the Eclipse 3.4, GEF 3.4 environment.
>
> When I invoke the editPart.setFocus(true) I expect to see a dashed line
> around my figure associated with the editPart. This dashed line denotes
> that the focus is over it. But the dashed line does not appear.
>
> As a workaround, the below code snippet gives me the dashed line.
> editPart.setSelected(1);
> editPart.setFocus(true);
> editPart.setSelected(0);
>
> That means, the focus is drawn correctly if I invoke the setFocus() after
> the setSelected() method.
>
> I even tried editPart.refresh() soon after invoking the setFocus(true),
> but still it does not draw the dashed line.
>
> But editPart.setFocus(true) works correctly in Eclipse 3.2, GEF 3.2.1
> environment.
>
> Gef committers,
> Can you please check whether this is a bug or whether this is a problem
> with the way I am using the setFocus().
>
> If you feel that this is a bug, I will add this to the bugzilla.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Madhu
>
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