[news.eclipse.tools] Re: accessing / subclassing workbench standard comp

[Judah Diament <djudah@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I meant in code when creating a plugin, so I'll check out thwe JDT source.

Thanks Scott!

Scott Stanchfield wrote:

> Bring up the open type dialog (control-shift-t) and look for *Outline.
> There are some pretty good examples in the JDT, with source ;)
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> "Judah Diament" <djudah@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > How does one access the outline view? If I want to populate the
> outline
> > view with a tree view of an XML file, how do I go about getting access
> > to thr outline's tree so I can populate it with a DOM tree?
> >
> > In general - how do I access all of the worbench standard components?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Judah
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