Examples of IActionFilter

org.eclipse.ui.IActionFilter
An adapter which performs action filtering.
Within the workbench a plugin may extend the actions which appear in the context menu for any object. The visibility of each action extension is controlled by action filtering. By default, the workbench will filter each action extension using the objectClass and optional nameFilter attributes defined in xml. If the action extension passes this test the action will be added to the context menu for the object.

In some situations the object class and name are not enough to describe the intended target action. In those situations an action extension may define one or more filter sub-elements. Each one of these elements describes one attribute of the action target using a name value pair. The attributes for an object are type specific and beyond the domain of the workbench itself, so the workbench will delegate filtering at this level to an IActionFilter. This is a filtering strategy which is provided by the selection itself and may perform type specific filtering.

The workbench will retrieve the filter from the selected object by testing to see if it implements IActionFilter. If that fails, the workbench will ask for a filter through through the IAdaptable mechanism. If a filter is found the workbench will pass each name value pair to the filter to determine if it matches the state of the selected object. If so, or there is no filter, the action will be added to the context menu for the object.

Clients that implement this filter mechanism are strongly encouraged to extend this interface to provide a list of attribute names and possible values that are considered public for other clients to reference.
@see org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdaptable

Examples of org.eclipse.ui.IActionFilter

        return doGetAdapter(adapter);
  }
  
  private Object doGetAdapter(Class adapter) {
    if (adapter==IActionFilter.class) {
      return new IActionFilter() {
        
        @Override
        public boolean testAttribute(Object target, String name, String value) {
          if (!(target instanceof JcrNode)) {
            return false;

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Examples of org.eclipse.ui.IActionFilter


    }


    private boolean preciselyMatches(Object object) {
      // Get the action filter.
      IActionFilter filter = getActionFilter(object);
      if (filter == null) {
        return false;
      }


      // Run the action filter.
      return filter.testAttribute(object, name, value);
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.ui.IActionFilter

    }


    // Test custom filter
    if (getFilterProperties() == null)
      return true;
    IActionFilter filter = null;


    // Do the free IResource adapting
    Object adaptedObject = LegacyResourceSupport.getAdaptedResource(object);
    if (adaptedObject != null) {
      object = adaptedObject;

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Examples of org.eclipse.ui.IActionFilter

    /**
     * Returns whether the object filter correctly matches a given object.
     */
    private boolean preciselyMatches(Object object) {
        // Get the action filter.
        IActionFilter filter = (IActionFilter)Util.getAdapter(object, IActionFilter.class);
        if (filter == null) {
      return false;
    }


        // Run the action filter.
        Iterator iter = filterElements.keySet().iterator();
        while (iter.hasNext()) {
            String name = (String) iter.next();
            String value = (String) filterElements.get(name);
            if (!filter.testAttribute(object, name, value)) {
        return false;
      }
        }
        return true;
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.ui.IActionFilter

        return (IResource) getActualObject();
    }


    public Object getAdapter(Class adapter) {
        if (adapter == IActionFilter.class) {
            IActionFilter platformActionFilter = (IActionFilter) this.getActualObject().getAdapter(adapter);
            return new PythonSourceFolderActionFilter(platformActionFilter);
        }
        if (adapter == IContributorResourceAdapter.class) {
            return this;
        }

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