org.eclipse.gef.editparts.SimpleRootEditPart Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: GridEditorTools.java From ice with Eclipse Public License 1.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Creates a basic GEF viewer in the specified container and with the * specified EditPartFactory. * * @param container * The Composite that will contain the viewer. * @param factory * The factory used to create the viewer's EditParts. */ public static GraphicalViewer createViewer(Composite container, EditPartFactory factory) { // Create the GraphicalViewer. This is fairly standard procedure for // GEF. // Use this to test re-sizing of window (this viewer does not create // scroll bars). GraphicalViewer viewer = new GraphicalViewerImpl(); viewer.setRootEditPart(new SimpleRootEditPart()); viewer.createControl(container); // Pass the custom EditPartFactory and the Grid model to the // GraphicalViewer. viewer.setEditPartFactory(factory); // Set the GraphicalViewer's EditDomain to a default. viewer.setEditDomain(new DefaultEditDomain(null)); return viewer; }
Example #2
Source File: CustomMainPaletteViewer.java From bonita-studio with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
protected void createDefaultRoot() { setRootEditPart(new SimpleRootEditPart(){ @Override protected IFigure createFigure() { Figure figure = new Figure(); figure.setLayoutManager(new StackLayout()); return figure; } }); }
Example #3
Source File: AnalysisView.java From ice with Eclipse Public License 1.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Given a GEF GraphicalViewer, this method creates a save file dialog and * will save the contents of the viewer as an image file. Supported * extensions include PNG, JPG, and BMP. * * @param viewer * The GraphicalViewer to save as an image. */ protected static void saveViewerImage(GraphicalViewer viewer) { // Store the allowed extensions in a HashMap. HashMap<String, Integer> extensions = new HashMap<String, Integer>(4); extensions.put("png", SWT.IMAGE_PNG); extensions.put("jpg", SWT.IMAGE_JPEG); extensions.put("bmp", SWT.IMAGE_BMP); // Make the array of strings needed to pass to the file dialog. String[] extensionStrings = new String[extensions.keySet().size()]; int i = 0; for (String extension : extensions.keySet()) { extensionStrings[i++] = "*." + extension; } // Create the file save dialog. FileDialog fileDialog = new FileDialog(viewer.getControl().getShell(), SWT.SAVE); fileDialog.setFilterExtensions(extensionStrings); fileDialog.setOverwrite(true); // Get the path of the new/overwritten image file. String path = fileDialog.open(); // Return if the user cancelled. if (path == null) { return; } // Get the image type to save from the path's extension. String[] splitPath = path.split("\\."); int extensionSWT = extensions.get(splitPath[splitPath.length - 1]); // Get the root EditPart and its draw2d Figure. SimpleRootEditPart rootEditPart = (SimpleRootEditPart) viewer .getRootEditPart(); IFigure figure = rootEditPart.getFigure(); // Get the image from the Figure. org.eclipse.draw2d.geometry.Rectangle bounds = figure.getBounds(); Image image = new Image(null, bounds.width, bounds.height); GC gc = new GC(image); SWTGraphics g = new SWTGraphics(gc); figure.paint(g); g.dispose(); gc.dispose(); // Save the file. ImageLoader loader = new ImageLoader(); loader.data = new ImageData[] { image.getImageData() }; loader.save(path, extensionSWT); image.dispose(); return; }
Example #4
Source File: GridViewerLauncher.java From ice with Eclipse Public License 1.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Creates a GEF Viewer with the specified model and factory. * * @param container * The Composite that will contain the viewer. * @param model * The model for the viewer. * @param factory * The factory used to create the viewer's EditParts. */ public static GraphicalViewer createViewer(Composite container, Grid model, EditPartFactory factory) { // Create the GraphicalViewer. This is fairly standard procedure for // GEF. // GraphicalViewer viewer = new ScrollingGraphicalViewer(); // Use this to test re-sizing of window (this viewer does not create // scroll bars). GraphicalViewer viewer = new GraphicalViewerImpl(); viewer.setRootEditPart(new SimpleRootEditPart()); viewer.createControl(container); // Pass the custom EditPartFactory and the Grid model to the // GraphicalViewer. viewer.setEditPartFactory(factory); viewer.setContents(model); // Set the GraphicalViewer's EditDomain to a default. viewer.setEditDomain(new DefaultEditDomain(null)); /* -- Set the viewer's current selection of cells. -- */ // Here, we need to set the viewer's current selection of EditParts to // the currently-selected Cells in the Grid model. This allows us to // show the user the Cells that were previously selected. To do this, we // need to add all of the EditParts for selected Cells to the viewer's // StructuredSelection. // Create the object array needed to create the StructuredSelection. List<Object> selectionList = new ArrayList<Object>(); // Add the EditParts for all selected Cells to the ArrayList. for (Cell cell : model.getCells()) { if (cell.getSelected()) { // Get the Cell's EditPart. CellEditPart editPart = (CellEditPart) viewer .getEditPartRegistry().get(cell); // Add the CellEditPart to the array. selectionList.add(editPart); } } // Create the StructuredSelection from the array and pass it to viewer. viewer.setSelection(new StructuredSelection(selectionList.toArray())); /* -------------------------------------------------- */ return viewer; }
Example #5
Source File: CustomToolPaletteViewer.java From bonita-studio with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
protected void createDefaultRoot() { setRootEditPart(new SimpleRootEditPart()); }