Hi Andreas,
I was just fixing a different bug
(https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=382593), and the
problem was that I didn't have access to the affectedObject (which
happens to be the SpecHierarchy). I just changed an interface, and
this should give you access to the SpecHierarchy as well. :-)
Best,
- Michael
On 06/13/2012 01:54 PM, Lukas Ladenberger wrote:
Hi all,
@Michael: I removed the code.
@Andres: You should access with this code snippet the
SpecHierarchy:
ProrAgileGridContentProvider provider =
(ProrAgileGridContentProvider) getAgileGrid()
.getContentProvider();
SpecHierarchy specHierarchy =
provider.getProrRow(cell.row)
.getSpecHierarchy();
Best regards,
Lukas
Am 13.06.2012 13:39, schrieb Andreas Graf:
Dear all,
I will have time to look into this in a few weeks. But generally
I'd suggest a solution where we pass in the SpecHierarchy from
"above", if available to avoid dependencies like these.
Regards,
Andreas
Am 13.06.2012 13:25, schrieb Michael Jastram:
Hi Andreas and Lukas,
One more thing: I just came across some commented out code in
ProrCellEditor:
// LL: this method should not be used cause it depends on
the specification
// editor and the prorcelleditor is used by the properties
view and the
// specification editor (both have different content
providers)
// /**
// * Returns the current {@link SpecHierarchy} to which
the edited cell
// * belongs.
// */
// protected SpecHierarchy getSpecHierarchy() {
// ProrAgileGridContentProvider provider =
(ProrAgileGridContentProvider)
// getAgileGrid().getContentProvider();
// SpecHierarchy specHierarchy =
// provider.getProrRow(cell.row).getSpecHierarchy();
// return specHierarchy;
// }
@Andreas: This seems to be exactly what you were looking for.
@Lukas: Can you please coordinate with Andreas to find a
solution? Also, please either remove or fix the code, but
don't leave it in the repository like this.
Thanks,
- Michael
On 06/13/2012 11:53 AM, Michael Jastram wrote:
Hi Andreas,
for some functionality I would like to override the behaviour of
LinewrapCellEditor, but I'd need to find out the SpecHierarchy. The
CellEditor only knows about the attribute value, which in turn allows me
to navigate to SpecObject. Any idea how I could find about the
SpecHierarchy of the line that the cell editor is in from within a cell
editor?
That information still exists in
AbstractProrCellEditorProvider.getCellEditor() but is not
forwarded to the Editors. There you can grab the ProrRow
and find the SpecHierarchy via getSpecHierarchy(). Feel
free to update the interfaces to forward this information to
the editors.
If you do this, please keep in mind that the editor may be
invoked without having a SpecHierarchy (i.e. by selecting
the SpecObject in the Outline and using the Properties View
for editing).
Best,
- Michael
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