Eclipse Development using the Graphical Editing Framework and the Eclipse Modeling Framework
Authors: Moore B
Published year: 2004
Pages: 44-48/70
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Index

A

accessibility 161

accessible 161

ActionRegistry 123

actions 123, 222

adapters 119, 130

anchor points

Draw2D 101

ANT 90

architecture

sample 204

association 19, 23, 32

attribute 23, 44

creation 14

attributes 39, 48



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B

borders

Draw2D 97



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C

cache 46

canvas 93, 95

Choice 196

choice task 188

class 46, 48

class diagram 12

code generation 4, 23, 27, 29, 31, 47, 51, 58

JET 79

commands 109, 113, 150, 174, 212

keyboard 161

CommandStack 113–114, 222

Comment 67, 192, 200

complex task

tasks

complex 188

complex tasks 188

component role 107

compound task 188

CompoundTask 21, 77, 194

ConditionalOutputPort 39, 199

connection role 108

connection routers

Draw2D 101

connections 105

decorating 148

Draw2D 102

GEF 105

constraints 39

container role 108

control flow 189

controllers 166–167

coordinate system 94

coordinate systems 141

CreateRequests 106

cursor 94–95, 150



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D

data flow 189

dataflow 30

datatypes 39

decorating connections 148

descriptors 47

design 187

sample 191

DiagramConnection 36

DiagramModel 36

DiagramNode 36, 46

direct edit 158

direct edit role 108

DirectEditPolicy 150

Directory 80

dirty state 222

displaying properties 174

documentation

EMF 6

drag and drop 143

Draw2D 87–88, 95, 136

anchor points 101

borders 97

connection routers 101

connections 102

event dispatcher 96

figures 93, 95

introduction 93

layers 99

LayoutManagers 98

Locator 100

methods 95

update manager 97

DTD 4

dynamicTemplates 80



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E

EAI 5

EAnnotation 39

EAttribute 36, 44, 46, 67

EClass 31–33, 35, 43–44, 46

eClassifiers 33

Eclipse 4

Eclipse help system 6

Eclipse Modeling Framework See EMF

Eclipse Project 5

Eclipse Tools Project 5

EclipseUML 10

modeling 12

Ecore 30, 47–48, 70

Ecore model 38

EDataType 35, 39, 44, 46

Edge 19, 31, 192, 197

edge 189

edit 47, 61

edit plug-in 47, 63

EditDomain 113, 117, 221

sharing 221

editor 14, 45, 47, 61

dirty state 222

multi-page 220

editor example 112

editor plug-in 45, 47

EditPart 140, 167, 205

figures 170

EditParts 103, 140, 204

create 137

life-cycle 104

mapping 168

EditPolicies 107, 150, 212

component role 107

connection role 108

container role 108

direct edit role 108

GEF 107

graphical node role 108

layout role 108

tree container role 108

EEnum 46

EInt 39

EJBs 5

elements 38, 43, 48, 192

EList 46

EMF 3, 165

documentation 6

examples 29

features 24

help 6

installation 6

interfaces 13

mailing list 5

model 29

model creation 25

models 35

newsgroup 5

objectives 4

prerequisites 5

EMF class diagram 12

EMF.Edit 45, 166

editors and GEF 166

EMFPluginClass 47

end task 190

EObject 35, 47, 175

EOperation 46, 61

eOpposite 32–33

EPackage 31–32, 34–36, 42, 45–46

EReference 32–33, 43–44, 67

EString 14, 39, 44

eSuperTypes 46

event dispatcher

Draw2D 96

events 93, 95, 207

examples 58

editor 112

EMF 29

GEF 139

serialization 67

exception 199



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Eclipse Development using the Graphical Editing Framework and the Eclipse Modeling Framework
Authors: Moore B
Published year: 2004
Pages: 44-48/70
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