Examples of org.eclipse.php.internal.ui.wizards.WizardFragment

org.eclipse.php.internal.ui.wizards.WizardFragment

A wizard fragment is a node within a wizard that provides a completely extendable wizard flow by supporting a flexible tree structure for the pages. As the user walks pages through the wizard, they are actually traversing the nodes of a tree, and each node can add or remove children at any time. Each node may be non-UI (useful for injecting behaviour into the tree) or contain a single wizard page (@see hasComposite() and createComposite(Composite, IWizardHandle)). The node may also have children (@see getChildFragments(), which should be updated or refreshed whenever the updateChildFragments() method is called by another node to let this node know that it's state may have changed. This implementation uses a createChildFragments() method to allow the fragment to add it's children into the tree. Note that this method may be called multiple times as the tree is updated and it must return the same instance of any children that have previously been returned. @since 1.0

    super(title, null);
    setRootFragment(createRootFragment());
  }


  private WizardFragment createRootFragment() {
    WizardFragment fragment = new WizardFragment() {
      private WizardFragment[] children;


      protected void createChildFragments(List list) {
        if (children != null) {
          loadChildren(children, list);

    this.existingItems = existingItems;
    setRootFragment(createRootFragment());
  }


  private WizardFragment createRootFragment() {
    WizardFragment fragment = new WizardFragment() {
      WizardFragment[] children;


      @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
      protected void createChildFragments(List list) {
        if (children != null) {

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