[news.eclipse.platform.rcp] Re: How to open the PaletteViewer when I imp

[Nick Edgar <nick_edgar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I believe the flyout behaviour is an inherent aspect of the GEF editor, 
but it should be possible to embed the PaletteViewer in a regular 
workbench view, and then place that view in your perspective.

I'm sure it's a common scenario, but I'm not familiar with the GEF APIs. 
 You should ask on the GEF newsgroup for details.

Terminology note: Navigator, Outline, etc are -views- (i.e. inherit from 
org.eclipse.ui.ViewPart) not -viewers- (i.e. inherit from 
org.eclipse.jface.viewers.Viewer), though many views are implemented 
using JFace viewers.

Nick

Jianhui wrote:
> Hello, everyone! I implement the GEF editor with flyoutPalette. The last 
> step is to implement the IPerspectiveFactory interface to custom my own 
> perspective. I want to show the PaletteViewer in my Perspective as a 
> stand alone viewer like the OutLine Viewer, instead of flyout state 
> within the editor area at the beginning. How can I do?