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| − | | [[RAP|RAP wiki home]] | [http://eclipse.org/rap RAP project home] |
| + | #REDIRECT [[RAP/FAQ]] |
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| − | This section intends to host tricks and tips, snippets, ..., about RAP and RWT... Any help is welcome.
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| − | =Workbench Window=
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| − | ==Fill the browser with the Workbench Window==
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| − | To make the main RAP Workbench Window shell fill the browser and resize with the browser window.
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| − | In your WorkbenchWindowAdvisor class:
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| − | <source lang="java">
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| − | public void preWindowOpen() {
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| − | IWorkbenchWindowConfigurer configurer = getWindowConfigurer();
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| − | configurer.setShowStatusLine( false );
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| − | configurer.setTitle( "Your app" );
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| − | configurer.setShellStyle( SWT.NONE );
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| − | Rectangle bounds = Display.getDefault().getBounds();
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| − | configurer.setInitialSize(new Point(bounds.width, bounds.height));
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| − | }
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| − | public void postWindowOpen() {
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| − | final IWorkbenchWindow window = getWindowConfigurer().getWindow();
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| − | Shell shell = window.getShell();
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| − | shell.setMaximized( true );
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| − | }
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| − | </source>
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| − | Cheers,
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| − | Jochen
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| − | Wayne Beaton wrote:
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| − | > What's the magic to make my workbench window occupy the entire area
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| − | > available in the browser? I swear that I've seen this before, but can't
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| − | > seem to find the right incantation for Google...
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| − | > Ideally, I'd like the workbench window to resize with the browser
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| − | > (which, again, I swear I've seen before).
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| − | [[Category:RAP]]
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