Examples of org.eclipse.ui.internal.intro.impl.model.IntroPartPresentation

Package org.eclipse.ui.internal.intro.impl.model

Examples of org.eclipse.ui.internal.intro.impl.model.IntroPartPresentation

org.eclipse.ui.internal.intro.impl.model.IntroPartPresentation
This class models the presentation element contributed to a config extension point. The Presentation class delegates UI creation to the actual Implementation class, and passes the IntroPart along to this implementation class. Also, dynamic awarness is honored here.
Rules:
- There is no model class for the "implementation" markup element. This presentation class inherits information from the implementation class that is picked (based on OS, ...).
- ID attribute of this model class is the id of the picked implementation element.
- Style attribute in this model class is the style of the picked implementation element.
- HTMLHeadContent in this model class is the HEAD element under the picked implementation element, only if the implementation element is a Browser implmenetation.
- The UI model class, AbstractIntroPartImplementation, that represents the IntroPart implementation is cached here for quick access. It is used by intro url actions for manipulation of UI.
  INTRO:This really should be in a UI model class.

        // current kind.
        String currentPresentationKind = model.getPresentation()
            .getImplementationKind();
        // load shared style corresponding to same presentation kind from target
        // model.
        IntroPartPresentation targetPresentation = ((IntroModelRoot) page
            .getParent()).getPresentation();
        String targetSharedStyle = targetPresentation
            .getSharedStyle(currentPresentationKind);
        // clone.
        AbstractIntroPage clonedPage = null;
        try {
            clonedPage = (AbstractIntroPage) page.clone();

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            .getIntro();
        if (introPart == null)
            // intro is closed. Do nothing.
            return false;


        IntroPartPresentation presentation = (IntroPartPresentation) introPart
            .getAdapter(IntroPartPresentation.class);


        if (direction.equalsIgnoreCase(VALUE_BACKWARD))
            return presentation.navigateBackward();
        else if (direction.equalsIgnoreCase(VALUE_FORWARD))
            return presentation.navigateForward();
        else if (direction.equalsIgnoreCase(VALUE_HOME))
            return presentation.navigateHome();
        return false;
    }

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            // still false, check the embedTarget. If embedTarget is set, then
            // we
            // have embedded by default.
            isEmbedded = (embedTarget != null) ? true : false;


        IntroPartPresentation presentation = IntroPlugin.getDefault()
            .getIntroModelRoot().getPresentation();
        String presentationStyle = presentation.getImplementationKind();


        if (isEmbedded
                && presentationStyle
                    .equals(IntroPartPresentation.BROWSER_IMPL_KIND)) {


            // Embedded is true and we have HTML presentation, show href
            // embedded, either in full page, or in div.
            BrowserIntroPartImplementation impl = (BrowserIntroPartImplementation) presentation
                .getIntroPartImplementation();
            // INTRO: maybe add support for navigation
            href = PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getHelpSystem()
                .resolve(href, true).toExternalForm();

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