Examples of IntroContentDetector

org.eclipse.ui.intro.IntroContentDetector

An intro content detector is used when starting the Workbench to determine if new intro content is available. Since calling this method is part of the Workbench start sequence, subclasses should be implemented with care as not to introduce noticeable delay at startup. If an intro content detector reports new available content, the view part showing the content will be opened again even if the user had closed it in a previous session. Because of this, the intro view part should draw the user's attention to the new content to avoid confusion about why the intro view part was opened again without the user requesting it. @since 3.3

    IntroDescriptor introDescriptor = workbench.getIntroDescriptor();
    if (introDescriptor == null) {
      return false;
    }
    try {
      IntroContentDetector contentDetector = introDescriptor
          .getIntroContentDetector();
      if (contentDetector != null) {
        return contentDetector.isNewContentAvailable();
      }
    } catch (CoreException ex) {
      WorkbenchPlugin.log(new Status(IStatus.WARNING,
          WorkbenchPlugin.PI_WORKBENCH, IStatus.WARNING,
          "Could not load intro content detector", ex)); //$NON-NLS-1$

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Examples of IntroContentDetector

Examples of org.eclipse.ui.intro.IntroContentDetector