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Difference between revisions of "Eclipse4/RCP/Modeled UI/Modifying the Model"
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List<MStackElement> children = otherStack.getChildren(); | List<MStackElement> children = otherStack.getChildren(); | ||
children.add(draggedPart); | children.add(draggedPart); | ||
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| + | ==Changing the Visibility== | ||
| + | If you would like to hide an element from the interface, you can change an <tt>MUIElement</tt>'s <tt>visible</tt> attribute. | ||
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| + | <source lang="java"> | ||
| + | stack.setVisible(false); | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:52, 11 April 2011
The Eclipse 4 application model is backed by interfaces exposing simple POJO methods. Please see below for some sample code.
// change the label of a menu item menuItem.setLabel("New Name"); // mark a part as being dirty part.setDirty(true); // get a list of child windows List<MWindow> childWindows = mainWindow.getWindows();
Reparenting an Element
When a drag-and-drop operation has been performed, one part may be moved from one stack to another stack. This can be executed with the code below.
List<MStackElement> children = otherStack.getChildren(); children.add(draggedPart);
Changing the Visibility
If you would like to hide an element from the interface, you can change an MUIElement's visible attribute.
stack.setVisible(false);