List of canPerformOk() Examples

Examples of canPerformOk()

org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.spelling.ISpellingPreferenceBlock.canPerformOk()

Returns true iff {@link #performOk()} may be called. Apreference block may, for example, return false if some user supplied value is not valid (and validation is an expensive operation, use {@link IPreferenceStatusMonitor} to report validationresults on-the-fly). A preference block may also request additional user input and cancel the initiated {@link #performOk()}, based on that input.

Note that this method is guaranteed to be called only on an enabled spelling engine, any spelling engine should be prepared to store its settings on {@link #performOk()} without a preceding call to thismethod.

@return true iff performOk() may becalled

      return true;


    final Boolean[] result= new Boolean[] { Boolean.TRUE };
    ISafeRunnable runnable= new ISafeRunnable() {
      public void run() throws Exception {
        result[0]= Boolean.valueOf(block.canPerformOk());
      }
      public void handleException(Throwable x) {
      }
    };
    SafeRunner.run(runnable);

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Examples of canPerformOk()

Examples of org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.spelling.ISpellingPreferenceBlock.canPerformOk()