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You're welcome.
By the way just two weeks ago there
was a small change made to ILayoutPolicyHelper. We added three methods:
getDeleteDependentCommand(Object)
getDeleteDependentCommand(List)
getMoveChildrenCommand(List, Object)
There are now default implementations
in jfc.LayoutPolicyHelper that do what used to be done in the TreeContainerEditPolicy,
so it may not affect you. These were added so that there could layout specific
functions beyond the default done for delete and move within the Beans
Viewer. This was needed for SWT's GridLayout.
Thanks,
Rich
"H Ramachandra, Rashmi"
<rashmi.h.ramachandra@xxxxxxx>
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Hi All,
Thank you all. I was able to build a java layout manager and its support
factory classes successfully. It is working as intended .I am most grateful
to Mr. Joe Winchester, Mr. Rich Kulp and Mr. Peter Walker for answering
my questions and guiding me towards the result. I truly appreciate the
guidance provided by one and all.
Thank you very much for all your help.
-Rashmi .H.Ramachandra
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