Examples of ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration

com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.common.odom.ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration
A class for configuring the workings of an ODOMSelectionFilter. An ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration can configure an ODOMSelectionFilter to filter-in or filter-out selection elements. In addition a filter can be configured to ignore selections that after filtering are empty or not to ignore empty selections. This allows users to specify whether or not they they are interested in selection changes that are not related to the elements known to the filter.

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.common.odom.ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration


        // Create a filter so that only device elements are included in
        // the selection.
        ODOMSelectionFilter deviceFilter = new ODOMSelectionFilter(null,
                new String[]{DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.DEVICE_ELEMENT_NAME},
                new ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration(true, true));


        // register an ODOMSelection listener with the ODOMSelectionManager
        // so that we can update the list builder whenever a device is selected
        selectionManager.addSelectionListener(
                new ODOMElementSelectionListener() {

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.common.odom.ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration

        // Create a filter so that only device elements are included in
        // the selection.
        ODOMSelectionFilter deviceFilter = new ODOMSelectionFilter(null,
                new String[]{
                    DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.DEVICE_ELEMENT_NAME},
                new ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration(true, true));


        deviceSelectionListener =
                new ODOMElementSelectionListener() {
                    public void selectionChanged(
                            ODOMElementSelectionEvent event) {

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.common.odom.ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration

        if (IContentOutlinePage.class.equals(adapterClass)) {
            // create the filter
            ODOMSelectionFilter deviceFilter = new ODOMSelectionFilter(null,
                    new String[]{
                            DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.DEVICE_ELEMENT_NAME},
                    new ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration(true, true));
            // Note that the outline page is not cached because the page
            // is disposed if the user closes the view and if re-opened
            // must be recreated. There is no dispose listener interface
            // for view parts.
            DeviceEditorContext context =

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.common.odom.ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration

        // Create a filter so that only device elements are included in
        // the selection.
        ODOMSelectionFilter deviceFilter = new ODOMSelectionFilter(null,
                new String[]{DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.
                DEVICE_ELEMENT_NAME},
                new ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration(true, true));


        // register an ODOMSelection listener with the ODOMSelectionManager
        // so that we can update the list builder whenever a device is selected
        selectionManager.addSelectionListener(
                new ODOMElementSelectionListener() {

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.common.odom.ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration

     * @param observe the element to observe
     * @return an ODOMSelectionManager
     */
    protected ODOMSelectionManager createSelectionManager(ODOMElement observe) {
        ODOMSelectionFilter filter = new ODOMSelectionFilter(null, null,
                new ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration(true, false));
        filter.include(observe);
        return new ODOMSelectionManager(filter);
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.common.odom.ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration

     * @param observe the element to observe
     * @return
     */
    protected ODOMSelectionManager createSelectionManager(ODOMElement observe) {
        ODOMSelectionFilter filter = new ODOMSelectionFilter(null, null,
                new ODOMSelectionFilterConfiguration(true, false));
        filter.include(observe);
        return new ODOMSelectionManager(filter);
    }

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