Hi,
No, this technic I cannot use. Basically,
I have widgets, that represents custom application model (each widget
represents one ‘node’ in model, similar to GEF EditParts connection
to model),
But application model is more specific, so
one widget can represent one or more types of model elements.
Now, I need to place appropriate property
name to some widget’s property, which is based on value of application
model node. It can be custom string
and is not known at compile time.
Any ideas?
Thanks
J.Peknik
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[mailto:ve-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Joe Winchester
Sent: 16. prosince 2005 13:06
To: Discussions people developing
code for the Visual Editor project
Subject: Re: [ve-dev] dynamic
property name
Hi Jan,
If
you think of Swing's border property this is typed to a general interface,
however once you set it to be a real border then we get the concrete class and
the expandable properties in the property sheet become the ones for the given
instance. To see this set various borders like TitledBorder and then
expand the properties, then change to another border and the set is different. java.awt.Container.layout
is also the same - it is typed to an interface and the property sheet expands
for each real instance based on the concrete one, e.g. Flow or GridBag.
Is
this the kind of behavior you want that would work for your colors property ?
Best
regards,
Joe
Winchester
