Examples of org.eclipse.ui.internal.presentations.PaneFolder

org.eclipse.ui.internal.presentations.PaneFolder

This class implements the tab folders that contains can contain two toolbars and status text. Wherever possible, the toolbars are aligned with the tabs. If there is not enough room beside the tabs, the toolbars are aligned with the status text. This is the same tab folder that is used to arrange views and editors in Eclipse.

This is closely related to DefaultPartPresentation, but they have different responsibilities. This is essentially a CTabFolder that can manage a toolbar. It should not depend on data structures from the workbench, and its public interface should only use SWT objects or listeners. DefaultPartPresentation uses a PaneFolder to arrange views or editors. Knowledge of higher-level data structures should go there.

Although it is not actually a control, the public interface is much like an SWT control. Implementation-wise, this is actually a combination of a CTabFolder and a ViewForm. It encapsulates the details of moving the toolbar between the CTabFolder and the ViewForm, and provides a simpler interface to the ViewForm/CTabFolder.

To be consistent with SWT composites, this object can deal with its children being disposed without warning. This is treated like a removal. @since 3.0

     * @param flags
     * @param allowMin
     * @param allowMax
     */
    public DefaultTabFolder(Composite parent, int flags, boolean allowMin, boolean allowMax) {
        paneFolder = new PaneFolder(parent, flags | SWT.NO_BACKGROUND);
        paneFolder.addButtonListener(buttonListener);
        paneFolder.setMinimizeVisible(allowMin);
        paneFolder.setMaximizeVisible(allowMax);
        paneFolder.getControl().addListener(SWT.Selection, selectionListener);
        paneFolder.setTopRight(null);

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