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Re: [platform-dev] editor in RCP app not working
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Correct. Editors don't open by themselves. From your
WorkbenchWindowAdvisor's postWindowOpen method you could call
getWindowConfigurer().getWindow().getActivePage().openEditor(...), but
you'll need to pass a dummy input.
Just create a dummy implementation of IEditorInput. You won't want to
open things from postWindowOpen() in a real app, but that should get you
up and running. The next step would be to write a view, from which your
editor is opened, with its input coming from the selected object from
whatever your domain is. Or at least, that's how things often work.
Nick
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Re: [platform-dev] editor in RCP app not working
On 28.Apr 2005 - 11:41:49, Nick Edgar wrote:
> For this one, you should also indicate how you're trying to open the
> editor. Are you explicitly calling IWorkbenchPage.openEditor(...), or
are
> you expecting it to show up in one of the navigator views?
I expected the latter - that an instance of the editor is created when
the app is started. I just wanted to have a demo like app, because
currently there is no input for the editor...
I guess I have to create at least some "dummy" input...
Andreas
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