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== Reference Examples ==
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The GEF project provides 4 reference examples (bundled with the SDK and obtainable via the GEF cvs repository), which are:
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= Examples for GEF4 =
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All deployed and undeployed [[GEF/GEF4 | GEF4]] examples are documented as part of the [[GEF/GEF4#Components / Reference Documentation | GEF4 Reference Documentation]].
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= Examples for Draw2d, GEF (MVC), and Zest =
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=== Draw2d ===
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There is a bunch of [http://nyssen.blogspot.com/2010/12/draw2d-examples-hidden-treasure.html Draw2d Examples], currently '''NOT''' bundled with the GEF SDK, which can be obtained from the GEF source code repository.
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=== GEF (MVC) ===
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There are four reference examples for GEF (MVC), which are bundled with the SDK and can as well be obtained via the GEF cvs repository:
 
* Logic Editor Example
 
* Logic Editor Example
 
* Flow Editor Example
 
* Flow Editor Example
* Shapes Editor Example
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* [https://eclipse.org/articles/Article-GEF-diagram-editor/shape.html Shapes Editor Example]
 
* Text Editor Example
 
* Text Editor Example
  
== Futher Examples ==
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Besides, there are the following, not officially maintained examples (which are also not bundled with the GEF SDK, but can as well be accessed via the GEF source code repository):
The following examples are not officially maintained by the GEF project, but they can be accessed via the GEF cvs repository:
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* Directed Graph Example ([http://www.eclipse.org/gef/reference/digraph1.php Part 1] and [http://www.eclipse.org/gef/reference/digraph2.php Part 2]) by Anthony Hunter.
 
* Directed Graph Example ([http://www.eclipse.org/gef/reference/digraph1.php Part 1] and [http://www.eclipse.org/gef/reference/digraph2.php Part 2]) by Anthony Hunter.
* EDiagram Editor
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=== Zest ===
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There is a set of [http://git.eclipse.org/c/gef/org.eclipse.gef.git/tree/org.eclipse.zest.tests/src/org/eclipse/zest/tests/swt Zest Snippets] to demonstrate the usage of the Zest component. There is also a PDE incubator component which may serve as a demonstration example for Zest, the [http://www.eclipse.org/pde/incubator/dependency-visualization/index.php Plug-in Dependency Visualization].
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= Additional Documentation Links =
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* [[GEF/New and Noteworthy| New and Noteworthy]]
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* [[GEF/Articles, Tutorials, Slides | Articles, Tutorials and Slides]]
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* [[GEF/Reference Documentation | Reference Documentation]]
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* [[GEF/Developer FAQ | Developer FAQ (only Draw2d &  GEF(MVC) 3.x and Zest 1.x)]]
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* [[GEF/Troubleshooting Guide | Troubleshooting Guide (only Draw2d &  GEF(MVC) 3.x and Zest 1.x)]]
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Revision as of 15:14, 13 July 2015


Examples for GEF4

All deployed and undeployed GEF4 examples are documented as part of the GEF4 Reference Documentation.

Examples for Draw2d, GEF (MVC), and Zest

Draw2d

There is a bunch of Draw2d Examples, currently NOT bundled with the GEF SDK, which can be obtained from the GEF source code repository.

GEF (MVC)

There are four reference examples for GEF (MVC), which are bundled with the SDK and can as well be obtained via the GEF cvs repository:

Besides, there are the following, not officially maintained examples (which are also not bundled with the GEF SDK, but can as well be accessed via the GEF source code repository):

  • Directed Graph Example (Part 1 and Part 2) by Anthony Hunter.

Zest

There is a set of Zest Snippets to demonstrate the usage of the Zest component. There is also a PDE incubator component which may serve as a demonstration example for Zest, the Plug-in Dependency Visualization.

Additional Documentation Links

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