Examples of IAttributeEditor

org.apache.click.eclipse.ui.editor.attrs.IAttributeEditor
The interface of element editors in the {@link net.sf.clickide.ui.editor.ClickTreeEditor}.
Subclasses would provide the form editor to edit the element attributes. @author Naoki Takezoe @see net.sf.clickide.ui.editor.ClickTreeEditor
org.carrot2.workbench.editors.IAttributeEditor
An attribute editor is a visual control used to display (and possibly edit) the value of a given attribute (described by an {@link AttributeDescriptor}).
The life cycle of an attribute editor is as follows:
- call {@link #init(BindableDescriptor,AttributeDescriptor,IAttributeEventProvider,Map)}.
- call {@link #createEditor(Composite,int)}
Then, repeatedly:
- call {@link #setValue(Object)}
- call {@link #getValue()}
Finally or upon error in initialization:
- call {@link #dispose()}

Examples of org.apache.click.eclipse.ui.editor.attrs.IAttributeEditor

        }
        IStructuredSelection selection = (IStructuredSelection)event.getSelection();
        Object obj = selection.getFirstElement();
        if(obj != null){
          if(obj instanceof IDOMElement){
            IAttributeEditor editor = getAttributeEditor(((IDOMElement)obj).getNodeName());
            if(editor != null){
              currentEditor = editor.createForm(toolkit, right, (IDOMElement)obj);
            }
          }
        }
        right.layout();
      }

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Examples of org.apache.click.eclipse.ui.editor.attrs.IAttributeEditor

        }
        IStructuredSelection selection = (IStructuredSelection)event.getSelection();
        Object obj = selection.getFirstElement();
        if(obj != null){
          if(obj instanceof IDOMElement){
            IAttributeEditor editor = getAttributeEditor(((IDOMElement)obj).getNodeName());
            if(editor != null){
              currentEditor = editor.createForm(toolkit, right, (IDOMElement)obj);
            }
          }
        }
        right.layout();
      }

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Examples of org.carrot2.workbench.editors.IAttributeEditor

     * @throws EditorNotFoundException If no editor for a given attribute could be found. 
     */
    public static IAttributeEditor getEditorFor(
        Class<? extends IProcessingComponent> componentClazz, AttributeDescriptor attribute)
    {
        IAttributeEditor editor = null;


        if (componentClazz != null)
        {
            editor = findDedicatedEditor(componentClazz, attribute);
        }

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