Re: [mylyn-integrators] how to control layout order of widgets in rich t

["Schnaubelt, Gabe T" <gabe.t.schnaubelt@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks a lot! This is exactly what I needed. I saw that code but didn’t make the connection.

 

From: mylyn-integrators-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mylyn-integrators-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Frank Becker
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 12:46
To: Mylyn Integrators list
Subject: Re: [mylyn-integrators] how to control layout order of widgets in rich task editor

 

You can use BugzillaTaskEditorPage.createAttributeEditorFactory() as an example.

 

                           if (editor != null && taskAttribute.getId().startsWith(BugzillaCustomField.CUSTOM_FIELD_PREFIX)) {

                                  editor.setLayoutHint(new LayoutHint(editor.getLayoutHint()) {

 

                                         @Override

                                         public int getPriority() {

                                                return super.getPriority() * 10;

                                         }

                                  });

                           }

 

Hope this helps.

 

Frank

 

Am 03.02.2011 um 19:18 schrieb Schnaubelt, Gabe T:

I'm implementing a custom integrator for Mylyn and my company's internal bug tracker.

When opening a task into Mylyn's TaskEditorPage how can I control the order of the different widgets (text fields, combo boxes, etc.)?

I have a class that extends AbstractTaskDataHandler. In this class I create TaskAttributes. The editor then automatically displays widgets for the TaskAttributes but in seemingly random order. The widgets are not in the order I create the TaskAttributes, and are not in alphabetic order.

Here's the method I wrote to create the TaskAttributes:

public static TaskAttribute createAttribute(final TaskAttribute parent, final HsdAttribute key) {
   final TaskAttribute attribute = parent.createAttribute(key.getKey());
   attribute.getMetaData().defaults()
   .setReadOnly(key.isReadOnly())
   .setKind(key.getKind())
   .setLabel(key.toString())
   .setType(key.getType());

   return attribute;
}

I've used the Trac integrator as an example to develop a lot of the other parts of my code.

I've also referenced the wiki here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Mylyn/Integrator_Reference
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