| RE: [mylyn-integrators] How to include Properties View action in Task Context |
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Sounds quite interesting. We’ve haven’t seen
as much activity in graphical/modeling editors extensions, so it would be great
if you could capture some of your experiences by adding a section on adding
focus to GMF editors to: http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylyn/Integrator_Reference
Regarding capturing interaction with a properties view, if I
understand you correctly, there are two approaches to this. The first,
and what I think would be better, is to have your extensions to the properties
view issue structured selections via the Workbench selection service, just as
editors do. This will be nice and consistent since the corresponding
element would both become interesting and get selected in a any navigator views
that it appears in. The other approach is to manually cause the
corresponding interaction events to get issued. To figure out how to do
that take a look at AbstractUserInteractionMonitor and it’s subclasses. Mik -- Mik Kersten President & CTO, http://tasktop.com/blog
Project Lead, http://eclipse.org/mylyn
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On Behalf Of Gaurav Mehta I am working on creating a bridge for GMF based editor. I
have implemented a UIBridge and StructureBridge that recognizes my diagram type
and stores node selection on GMF canvas in Task context. What I
want now is that when user selects properties view and change certain property
that action also gets store in the active Task context.
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