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| Some very very strange thing about the open action in the CNF? [message #330657] |
Thu, 07 August 2008 15:55  |
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Hi,
I extend the ProjectExplorer, and maped some file to my elements.
To open that elements, I added an actionProvider in the navigatorContent
extension.
In my actionProvider class I called the
actionBars.setGlobalActionHandler(ICommonActionConstants.OPE N, myAction);
The run() in my action just called the IDE.openEditor() method.
The strange thing is that, for some editors (infact which extends the
EditPart directly) , there can by one instance of that kind of editor,
for example, there is AEditor which is used to open the files like *.a
and BEditor which is used to open the files like *.b.
if i opened an AEditor, the if I double-click on the elements that will
open BEditor, nothing happen.
And, if I add a break-point in the run method, if I double-click, it
always will be arrive to the break-point in the run method.
That is to say, with the break-point, the run method will always be excuted.
but if I remove the break-point, the run method will not excuted(it can
be konw throug the System.out.printl("****")).
But if I right-click on the element B, and select "Open" in the context
menu, It works well.
This had made me crazy, hope that there is some one can help me.
Dollyn
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| Re: Some very very strange thing about the open action in the CNF? [message #330658 is a reply to message #330657] |
Thu, 07 August 2008 16:24  |
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Addtional,
If I opened an AEditor, then if I double-click on some B elements,
nothing will happen.
But I switch to another window, in windows xp, and switch back, and then
double-click on some
B elements, BEditor will open.
This message maybe help.
Dollyn 写道:
> Hi,
> I extend the ProjectExplorer, and maped some file to my elements.
> To open that elements, I added an actionProvider in the navigatorContent
> extension.
>
> In my actionProvider class I called the
> actionBars.setGlobalActionHandler(ICommonActionConstants.OPE N, myAction);
> The run() in my action just called the IDE.openEditor() method.
>
> The strange thing is that, for some editors (infact which extends the
> EditPart directly) , there can by one instance of that kind of editor,
> for example, there is AEditor which is used to open the files like *.a
> and BEditor which is used to open the files like *.b.
> if i opened an AEditor, the if I double-click on the elements that will
> open BEditor, nothing happen.
>
> And, if I add a break-point in the run method, if I double-click, it
> always will be arrive to the break-point in the run method.
> That is to say, with the break-point, the run method will always be excuted.
> but if I remove the break-point, the run method will not excuted(it can
> be konw throug the System.out.printl("****")).
>
> But if I right-click on the element B, and select "Open" in the context
> menu, It works well.
>
> This had made me crazy, hope that there is some one can help me.
>
>
>
Dollyn
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| Re: Some very very strange thing about the open action in the CNF? [message #330698 is a reply to message #330658] |
Sun, 10 August 2008 05:29 |
 Shawn Spiars
Messages: 16
Registered: July 2009 |
Junior Member |
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Dollyn,
It's hard to determine what you problem is without seeing the code,
I had a similar problem recently and I resolved it by overriding the
handleDoubleClick method in my class which extends the CommonNavigator.
Shawn
Dollyn wrote:
> Addtional,
>
> If I opened an AEditor, then if I double-click on some B elements,
> nothing will happen.
> But I switch to another window, in windows xp, and switch back, and then
> double-click on some
> B elements, BEditor will open.
>
> This message maybe help.
>
> Dollyn 写道:
>> Hi,
>> I extend the ProjectExplorer, and maped some file to my elements.
>> To open that elements, I added an actionProvider in the navigatorContent
>> extension.
>>
>> In my actionProvider class I called the
>> actionBars.setGlobalActionHandler(ICommonActionConstants.OPE N, myAction);
>> The run() in my action just called the IDE.openEditor() method.
>>
>> The strange thing is that, for some editors (infact which extends the
>> EditPart directly) , there can by one instance of that kind of editor,
>> for example, there is AEditor which is used to open the files like *.a
>> and BEditor which is used to open the files like *.b.
>> if i opened an AEditor, the if I double-click on the elements that will
>> open BEditor, nothing happen.
>>
>> And, if I add a break-point in the run method, if I double-click, it
>> always will be arrive to the break-point in the run method.
>> That is to say, with the break-point, the run method will always be
>> excuted.
>> but if I remove the break-point, the run method will not excuted(it can
>> be konw throug the System.out.printl("****")).
>>
>> But if I right-click on the element B, and select "Open" in the context
>> menu, It works well.
>>
>> This had made me crazy, hope that there is some one can help me.
>>
>>
>>
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| Re: Some very very strange thing about the open action in the CNF? [message #330704 is a reply to message #330698] |
Mon, 11 August 2008 08:54 |
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Well, I replaced the method IDE.openEditor(page, file); to
IDE.openEditor(page, file, false);
and everyting seams ok now.
In the JavaDoc of this method, the description about the third parameter
is: "If |activate == true| the editor will be activated. "
I'm not sure about the meanning of the "activated" here, because my
editor always "getFocus", although I give it a "false".
Shawn Spiars wrote:
> Dollyn,
>
> It's hard to determine what you problem is without seeing the code,
> I had a similar problem recently and I resolved it by overriding the
> handleDoubleClick method in my class which extends the CommonNavigator.
>
>
> Shawn
>
>
> Dollyn wrote:
>> Addtional,
>>
>> If I opened an AEditor, then if I double-click on some B elements,
>> nothing will happen.
>> But I switch to another window, in windows xp, and switch back, and
>> then double-click on some
>> B elements, BEditor will open.
>>
>> This message maybe help.
>>
>> Dollyn
Dollyn
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