[news.eclipse.technology.epf] Re: Re-use Rich Text Editor component on M

[Yannick Lizzi <yannick.lizzi@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Phillip Beauvoir a écrit :
> Eric Rizzo wrote:
> > Phillip Beauvoir wrote:
> > > I've extrapolated the following bundles that are needed for the RTE 
> > > (version 1.2) to work in a RCP application:
> > >
> > > org.eclipse.epf.common
> > > org.eclipse.epf.richtext
> > > org.eclipse.epf.ui
> > >
> > > I have a RichTextEditor class instantiated in an Editor View together 
> > > with a populated RichTextToolBar.  This all works fine on Windows XP 
> > > and Ubuntu 7 (apart from a bug I noticed on the Toolbar layout).
> >
> > Can you share the details of how you implemented RichTextEditor in a 
> > non-EPF application? I'm in the process of doing so and would like to 
> > hear any lessons that were learned by someone who has already been 
> > down this path.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Eric
>
> Hi, yes:
>
> For a start it only works on Windows and Linux, the Mac is going to need 
> some Safari-specific voodoo added to the rte.js and rendering files in 
> the rte folder.
>
> The plug-in I put together is here in CVS:
>
> Host:       tencompetence.cvs.sourceforge.net
> Path:       /cvsroot/tencompetence
> Module:        rte/org.eclipse.epf.richtext
>
> I then instantiate a RTE control thus:
>
> class RTE
> extends RichTextEditor
> {
>
>     public RTE(Composite parent, int style, IEditorSite editorSite, 
> String basePath) {
>         super(parent, style, editorSite, basePath);
>     }
>
>     public RTE(Composite parent, int style, IEditorSite editorSite) {
>         super(parent, style, editorSite);
>     }
>
>     @Override
>     public void fillToolBar(IRichTextToolBar toolBar) {
>         toolBar.addAction(new FontStyleAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new FontNameAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new FontSizeAction(this));
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new CutAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new CopyAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new PasteAction(this));
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new ClearContentAction(this));
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new BoldAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new ItalicAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new UnderlineAction(this));
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new SubscriptAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new SuperscriptAction(this));
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new TidyActionGroup(this));
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new AddOrderedListAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new AddUnorderedListAction(this));
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new OutdentAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new IndentAction(this));
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new FindReplaceAction(this) {
>             @Override
>             public void execute(IRichText richText) {
>                 richText.getFindReplaceAction().execute(richText);
>             }
>         });
>         toolBar.addSeparator();
>         toolBar.addAction(new AddLinkAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new AddImageAction(this));
>         toolBar.addAction(new AddTableAction(this));
>     }
>
> }
>
> And then add it to an EditorPart.
>
> PB

Hi all,

You may be interested to know that the RichTextEditor seems to work now 
with the  new the version of Safari (3.0).
I'm also doing an RCP application that reuses the RichTextEditor. The 
buttons now works in the wysiwyg tab.

Best regards
Yannick