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Created attachment 273647 [details] project to reproduce When a composite filter contains both a mapping filter and a variable select model element filter, activating the composite and cancelling the filter selection from the wizard also cancel the mapping filter activation. Whereas the mapping filter should be activated. If a composite contains only a select filter, it does not make sense to activate it when doing cancel. But with a mapping filter it does. So we should adapt behavior regarding the context. Step to reproduce: 1-Import attached project Another problem is when you have two composites A and B with A containing a select model element filter. If we activate the composite filter B, then we launch A activation but cancel it from the selection wizard, then both A and B are disabled. Only A should be disabled.
Steps to reproduce 1: 1-Import attached project 2-open representation 3-Activate filter composite 4-Click cancel Ko filter is deactivated whereas a mapping filter exists and should hide all EClass. Steps to reproduce 2: 1-Import attached project 2-open representation 3-Activate filter "Composite" 4-Click OK, filter is activated 5-Activate filter Composite2 but click on cancel on the select wizard. KO "Composite" is also deactivated
Hi, I check the source code: http://git.eclipse.org/c/sirius/org.eclipse.sirius.git/tree/plugins/org.eclipse.sirius.diagram.ui/src-diag/org/eclipse/sirius/diagram/ui/tools/internal/handler/ChangeFilterActivation.java In line 157 ConcernService.setCurrentConcern(diagram, oldConcern); in this function clears the activated Filters. So I add some codes after it, add the activatedFiltersCopy. if (activatedFiltersCopy.size() > 0) { activatedFilters.addAll(activatedFiltersCopy); } It works well now. But I'm not sure is it right, and I don't know do I need to deal rules and behaviors. Please give me some suggestions. Thank you.
