Ah, I see :)
I created this:
class test extends BasicEList<InstantiationLevel> {
@Override
protected void didAdd(int index, InstantiationLevel newObject) {
super.didAdd(index, newObject);
System.out.println("didAdd :)");
}
@Override
protected void didRemove(int index, InstantiationLevel oldObject) {
super.didRemove(index, oldObject);
System.out.println("didRemove :)");
}
}
But, for the final step, how do I hook this to my EList?
Thanks for helping,
Tomas Zijdemans
Ed Merks wrote:
Tomas,
No, if you walk up the EDataTypeUniqueEList you'll see it inherits
from BasicEList so I'm suggesting creating an anonymous derived inner
class and specializing the didAdd method as a place to do the
specialized processing that's needed when something is added to the
list.
Tomas Zijdemans wrote:
Ed Merks wrote:
EMF's lists are derived from BasicEList or DelegatingEList and both
provide methods like didAdd, didRemove that allow you to hook
directly into the things that happen to modify the list much like
overrides a setXyz method directly.
Are you talking about the eDynamicSet method? - couldn't find didAdd.
(my list is a EDataTypeUniqueEList<enumtype>)
Thanks,
Tomas Zijdemans
Tomas Zijdemans wrote:
Hi!
I want to execute some custom code when enumerators are set. I do
this in their respective set<enumname> methods. But I have one
enumerator which is multiple. EMF generates an EList with a
get<enumname> method. How can I run my custom code when
enumerators are added to this list? (since there is no inverseAdd
case)
Best Regards,
Tomas Zijdemans