Examples of IWorkbenchPage

org.eclipse.ui.IWorkbenchPage

A workbench page consists of an arrangement of views and editors intended to be presented together to the user in a single workbench window.

A page can contain 0 or more views and 0 or more editors. These views and editors are contained wholly within the page and are not shared with other pages. The layout and visible action set for the page is defined by a perspective.

The number of views and editors within a page is restricted to simplify part management for the user. In particular:

Unless a view explicitly allows for multiple instances in its plugin declaration there will be only one instance in a given workbench page.
Only one editor can exist for each editor input within a page.

This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.

@see IPerspectiveDescriptor @see IEditorPart @see IViewPart

   */
  @Override
  public void open(MouseEvent e) {


    /* Open Feed View with the Saved Search as input */
    IWorkbenchPage page = OwlUI.getPage();
    if (page != null) {


      /* Restore Window */
      OwlUI.restoreWindow(page);


      /* First try if the Search is already visible */
      IEditorReference editorRef = EditorUtils.findEditor(page.getEditorReferences(), fSearchmark);
      if (editorRef != null) {
        IEditorPart editor = editorRef.getEditor(false);
        if (editor instanceof FeedView)
          page.activate(editor);
      }


      /* Otherwise Open */
      else
        OwlUI.openInFeedView(page, new StructuredSelection(fSearchmark));

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Examples of IWorkbenchPage

Examples of org.eclipse.ui.IWorkbenchPage