Examples of org.eclipse.ui.internal.intro.impl.parts.StandbyPart

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

Examples of org.eclipse.ui.internal.intro.impl.parts.StandbyPart

org.eclipse.ui.internal.intro.impl.parts.StandbyPart
Standby part is responsible for managing and creating IStandbycontent parts. It knows how to create and cache content parts. It also handles saving and restoring its own state. It does that by caching the id of the last content part viewed and recreating that part on startup. It also manages the life cycle of content parts by creating and initializing them at the right moments. It also passes the momento at appropriate times to these content parts to enable storing and retrieving of state by content parts. Content parts are responsible for recreating there own state, including input, from the passed momemnto. When the Return to Introduction link is clicked, the Intro goes out of standby content mode, and the standby content parts are not shown anymore until the user explicitly asks for a part again. This is accomplished through a data flag on the CustomizableIntroPart control.

    /*
     * Create standby part. Called only when really needed. We reset the restore
     * falg, but we need to tag the intro part as needing standby.
     */
    private void createStandbyPart() {
        standbyPart = new StandbyPart(model);
        standbyPart.init(this, getMemento(memento, MEMENTO_STANDBY_PART_TAG));
        standbyPart.createPartControl((Composite) getControl());
        restoreStandby = false;
        container.setData(SHOW_STANDBY_PART, "true"); //$NON-NLS-1$
    }

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            introPart = (CustomizableIntroPart) IntroPlugin.showIntro(true);
        // store the flag to indicate that standbypart is needed.
        introPart.getControl().setData(IIntroConstants.SHOW_STANDBY_PART,
            VALUE_TRUE);
        IntroPlugin.setIntroStandby(true);
        StandbyPart standbyPart = (StandbyPart) introPart
            .getAdapter(StandbyPart.class);


        boolean success = standbyPart.showContentPart(partId, input);
        if (success)
            return true;


        // we do not have a valid partId or we failed to instantiate part or
        // create the part content, empty part will be shown. Signal failure.

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