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Re: [udig-devel] split editing windows => null pointer exception in "zoom to layer".

Here's another example of an NPE from a split window and/or situations where the map isn't currently visible:

LayerImpl.java:

    void resetConnection(IResolveDelta delta) {
        if( PlatformUI.getWorkbench().isClosing() )
            return;

        warned=false;
        this.geoResources = null;
        if( delta.getKind()==Kind.CHANGED ){
// the resource has changed so this means it could have moved or parameters may have changed // so set modified on the map so the new params will be saved on shutdown.
        getMapInternal().eResource().setModified(true);

the map is null...


Vince.


At 14:29 07/11/2007, Vince Darley wrote:
I get a bunch of exceptions with split windows. It seems code like this is to blame:

RenderManagerAdapters.java:

                case RenderPackage.VIEWPORT_MODEL__BOUNDS: {
if( ApplicationGISInternal.getActiveEditor().isVisible() )
                        refreshDirtyArea(msg);
                    break;
                }

    public static MapEditor getActiveEditor() {
        try{
final ArrayList<IEditorPart> editor = new ArrayList<IEditorPart>();

            PlatformGIS.syncInDisplayThread(
                new Runnable() {
                    public void run() {
                        try {
                            editor.add(

PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow()
                                .getActivePage().getActiveEditor()
                            );
                        }
...
            if (editor.get(0) instanceof MapEditor) {
                return (MapEditor)editor.get(0);
            }
...
                return null;

with a split window, if the non-map page is active, but the map is still entirely visible, then getActiveEditor() will return null, and a null pointer exception will be thrown in RenderManagerAdapters and my event (right-click on layer and zoom-to-layer) will do nothing at all.

It seems to me that getActiveEditor() probably needs to be rewritten to get the most recent MapEditor that was active, or at least check if a map editor is visible even if it is not active. Realistically 'zoom to layer' ought to work on the last active map, since I might trigger that action even if I can't currently see the map (but am about to make it active).

regards,

Vince.


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