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[news.eclipse.modeling.gmf] Re: Can I hide the file items while showing the sub-tree beneath them on the navigator?
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Thanks Alex.
I noticed that the generated ???NavigatorContentProvider.getChildren(Object
parentElement) method
is called only when the parent node is a file node. But I need to change the
path when the folder node is the parentElement.
I add if(parentElement instanceof IFolder) to the getChildren(Object)
method, but nothing changed.
I also changed the extension point "navagatorContent", but the result wasn't
satisfied.
Maybe I made some mistakes. I don't know how to change the tree structure
when the current parentElement is already a
file node.
Can you give me some more details?
That will be very grateful.
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nemo
"Alex Shatalin" <vano@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3c3172e6ef708c906f2007d57a4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello nemo,
> Are you going to display this sub-tree directly below the filder node
> containing the model file? File nodes are provided to navigator by
> standard file-folder provider, so the only one way to hide something from
> there is to use filters for Project Explorer. If you have to put all the
> diagram contents below any other navigator node you should modify
> generated ???NavigatorContentProvider.getChildren(Object parentElement)
> method. In particular - if (parentElement instanceof IFile) branch.
>
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> Alex Shatalin
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