Eclipse 4 RCP: passing attributes to dynamically created parts

[Ernesto]

Hello. I want to know if there's a way to pass attributes to parts created in execution time. This is because I want the new part to be created according to user's selection in another part. This is something like project explorer, when you double-click a file and a new editor for that file opens.

By now, I've got a provisory solution creating a singleton to get user selections. I catch the selected item (it's on a treeviewer) on a singleton's attribute, and access it in the @PostConstruct for the new part. That works fine, but I'd like to know if there's a "platform correct way" to achieve this.

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            Ernesto

[Lars Vogel]

Hi,

This might help. The tutorial is still a bit rough, but might be a good starting point.

Best regards, Lars

2012/4/12 Ernesto <ernes...@gmail.com>

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            Ernesto

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[Ernesto]

What might help?... tutorial doesn't tell or I've skiped that part! I think I don't understand your answer! sorry :S

El jueves, 12 de abril de 2012 16:01:55 UTC-3, vogella escribió:

Hi,

This might help. The tutorial is still a bit rough, but might be a good starting point.

Best regards, Lars

2012/4/12 Ernesto

Hello. I want to know if there's a way to pass attributes to parts created in execution time. This is because I want the new part to be created according to user's selection in another part. This is something like project explorer, when you double-click a file and a new editor for that file opens.

By now, I've got a provisory solution creating a singleton to get user selections. I catch the selected item (it's on a treeviewer) on a singleton's attribute, and access it in the @PostConstruct for the new part. That works fine, but I'd like to know if there's a "platform correct way" to achieve this.

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Regards,
            Ernesto

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[Lars Vogel]

This supports the MInputPart by which an Input can be provided to the InputPart.

2012/4/13 Ernesto <ernes...@gmail.com>

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[Ernesto]

Thanks! I fainally understand how to get what tou were saying!

El miércoles, 18 de abril de 2012 01:29:35 UTC-3, vogella escribió:

This supports the MInputPart by which an Input can be provided to the InputPart.

2012/4/13 Ernesto <ernes...@gmail.com>

What might help?... tutorial doesn't tell or I've skiped that part! I think I don't understand your answer! sorry :S

El jueves, 12 de abril de 2012 16:01:55 UTC-3, vogella escribió:

Hi,

This might help. The tutorial is still a bit rough, but might be a good starting point.

Best regards, Lars

2012/4/12 Ernesto

Hello. I want to know if there's a way to pass attributes to parts created in execution time. This is because I want the new part to be created according to user's selection in another part. This is something like project explorer, when you double-click a file and a new editor for that file opens.

By now, I've got a provisory solution creating a singleton to get user selections. I catch the selected item (it's on a treeviewer) on a singleton's attribute, and access it in the @PostConstruct for the new part. That works fine, but I'd like to know if there's a "platform correct way" to achieve this.

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Regards,
            Ernesto

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