Stop Parts from being detachable
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I would like to stop Parts from being detachable in Eclipse RCP 4.
Currently if I right click on a Part I can select detach. From this I can then close the tab even if the Part isn't Closeable. In RCP 3 when a detached View is closed it would then return back to its original location but now it closes completely.
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How can I remove the option to detach a Part?
Also how can I stop a detached Part from being closed or make it return to its original location?
java eclipse-rcp rcp
asked Nov 8 at 10:33
Michael
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I would like to stop Parts from being detachable in Eclipse RCP 4.
Currently if I right click on a Part I can select detach. From this I can then close the tab even if the Part isn't Closeable. In RCP 3 when a detached View is closed it would then return back to its original location but now it closes completely.
Structure
Part Config
How can I remove the option to detach a Part?
Also how can I stop a detached Part from being closed or make it return to its original location?
java eclipse-rcp rcp
asked Nov 8 at 10:33
Michael
316418
To remove the menu option you would have to override the stack renderer to do this - which is fairly straightforward except that you have to duplicate some of the existing code. The other option is to not persist the application model and always start with the original design.
– greg-449
Nov 8 at 11:35
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up vote
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down vote
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I would like to stop Parts from being detachable in Eclipse RCP 4.
Currently if I right click on a Part I can select detach. From this I can then close the tab even if the Part isn't Closeable. In RCP 3 when a detached View is closed it would then return back to its original location but now it closes completely.
Structure
Part Config
How can I remove the option to detach a Part?
Also how can I stop a detached Part from being closed or make it return to its original location?
java eclipse-rcp rcp
asked Nov 8 at 10:33
Michael
316418
I would like to stop Parts from being detachable in Eclipse RCP 4.
Currently if I right click on a Part I can select detach. From this I can then close the tab even if the Part isn't Closeable. In RCP 3 when a detached View is closed it would then return back to its original location but now it closes completely.
Structure
Part Config
How can I remove the option to detach a Part?
Also how can I stop a detached Part from being closed or make it return to its original location?
java eclipse-rcp rcp
java eclipse-rcp rcp
asked Nov 8 at 10:33
Michael
316418
asked Nov 8 at 10:33
Michael
316418
asked Nov 8 at 10:33
Michael
316418
asked Nov 8 at 10:33
Michael
316418
asked Nov 8 at 10:33
Michael
316418
316418
To remove the menu option you would have to override the stack renderer to do this - which is fairly straightforward except that you have to duplicate some of the existing code. The other option is to not persist the application model and always start with the original design.
– greg-449
Nov 8 at 11:35
add a comment |
To remove the menu option you would have to override the stack renderer to do this - which is fairly straightforward except that you have to duplicate some of the existing code. The other option is to not persist the application model and always start with the original design.
– greg-449
Nov 8 at 11:35
To remove the menu option you would have to override the stack renderer to do this - which is fairly straightforward except that you have to duplicate some of the existing code. The other option is to not persist the application model and always start with the original design.
– greg-449
Nov 8 at 11:35
To remove the menu option you would have to override the stack renderer to do this - which is fairly straightforward except that you have to duplicate some of the existing code. The other option is to not persist the application model and always start with the original design.
– greg-449
Nov 8 at 11:35
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To remove the menu option you would have to override the stack renderer to do this - which is fairly straightforward except that you have to duplicate some of the existing code. The other option is to not persist the application model and always start with the original design.
– greg-449
Nov 8 at 11:35