Examples of ToolWindow

com.intellij.openapi.wm.ToolWindow
org.noos.xing.mydoggy.ToolWindow
Tool Windows are secondary windows within the main window that provide access to and/or support for a particular functionality. This interface is the main entry point to modify tool window properties. Moreover there are methods to make the tool available, visible and active. A PropertyChangeEvent is fired for the following properties:
- this tool's index ("index")
- this tool's available status ("available")
- this tool's visible status ("visible")
- this tool's active status ("active")
- this tool's anchor ("anchor")
- this tool's autoHide ("autoHide")
- this tool's type ("type")
- this tool's icon ("icon")
- this tool's title ("title")
@author Angelo De Caro (angelo.decaro@gmail.com) @see org.noos.xing.mydoggy.ToolWindowManager @since 1.0.0

Examples of com.intellij.openapi.wm.ToolWindow

      }


      isPluginAccessible(project);


      // check if tool window is registered
      final ToolWindow toolWindow = isToolWindowRegistered(project);
      if (toolWindow == null) {
        presentation.setEnabled(false);
        presentation.setVisible(false);


        return;
      }


      registerEventListener(project);


      // enable ?
      if (!_running) {
        _enabled = project != null && project.isInitialized() && project.isOpen();
      }
      presentation.setEnabled(toolWindow.isAvailable() && isEnabled());
      presentation.setVisible(true);


    } catch (final Throwable e) {
      final FindBugsPluginException processed = FindBugsPluginImpl.processError("Action update failed", e);
      LOGGER.error("Action update failed", processed);

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Examples of org.noos.xing.mydoggy.ToolWindow


  }


  class ActiveBeforeListener implements PropertyChangeListener {
    public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent evt) {
      ToolWindow sourceTool = ((ToolWindowDescriptor) evt.getSource()).getToolWindow();
      boolean newValue = (Boolean) evt.getNewValue();


      if (newValue) {
        // Deactive all tools on the same bar
        ToolWindow[] toolWindows = manager.getToolsByAnchor(getAnchor());

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