Examples of org.eclipse.ui.intro.config.IStandbyContentPart

org.eclipse.ui.intro.config.IStandbyContentPart

An Intro standby part. It is a UI component that represents some standby content. Standby parts can be contributed to the Eclipse intro using the following extension point:

 <extension point="org.eclipse.ui.intro.configExtension"> <standbyPart pluginId="com.x.y.somePluginId" class="com.x.y.someClass" id="com.x.y.someContentPartId"> </standbyPart>  </extension>

Standby content parts have a life cycle that starts with a call to init, shortly after part construction, followed by a call to createPartControl. During these two calls, the part is responsible for creating its content and using the memento to try to recreate its previous state. SetInput is the last method called when trying to create a standby part. @since 3.0

            String pluginId = standbyPartContent.getPluginId();


            Object standbyContentObject = ModelLoaderUtil.createClassInstance(
                pluginId, standbyContentClassName);
            if (standbyContentObject instanceof IStandbyContentPart) {
                IStandbyContentPart contentPart = (IStandbyContentPart) standbyContentObject;
                Control c = addStandbyContentPart(partId, contentPart);
                if (c != null) {
                    try {
                        setTopControl(partId);
                        setInput(input);

    }






    public void setInput(Object input) {
        IStandbyContentPart standbyContent = cachedControlKey.getContentPart();
        standbyContent.setInput(input);
        updateReturnLinkLabel();
        container.layout();
    }

            // give standby part its own child to create a name space for
            // IStandbyPartContent contribution momentos.
            IMemento standbyContentPartMemento = memento
                .createChild(MEMENTO_STANDBY_CONTENT_PART_TAG);
            // pass new memento to correct standby part.
            IStandbyContentPart standbyContentpart = cachedControlKey
                .getContentPart();
            if (standbyContentpart != null)
                standbyContentpart.saveState(standbyContentPartMemento);
        }
    }

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