org.eclipse.ui
Class ResourceWorkingSetFilter
java.lang.Object
org.eclipse.jface.viewers.ViewerFilter
org.eclipse.ui.ResourceWorkingSetFilter
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public class ResourceWorkingSetFilter
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ViewerFilter
A resource working set filter filters resources from a view that
are neither a parent nor children of a working set element.
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Since:
- 2.0
Methods inherited from class java.lang.
Object
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clone,
equals,
finalize,
getClass,
hashCode,
notify,
notifyAll,
toString,
wait,
wait,
wait
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ResourceWorkingSetFilter
public ResourceWorkingSetFilter()
getWorkingSet
public
IWorkingSet getWorkingSet()
- Returns the active working set the filter is working with.
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Returns:
- the active working set
setWorkingSet
public void setWorkingSet(
IWorkingSet workingSet)
- Sets the active working set.
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Parameters:
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workingSet
- the working set the filter should work with
select
public boolean select(
Viewer viewer,
Object parentElement,
Object element)
- Determines if an element should be filtered out.
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Specified by:
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select
in class
ViewerFilter
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Parameters:
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viewer
- the viewer -
parentElement
- the parent element -
element
- the element
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Returns:
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true
if element is included in the
filtered set, and false
if excluded -
See Also:
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ViewerFilter.select(Viewer, Object, Object)
filter
public
Object[] filter(
Viewer viewer,
Object parent,
Object[] elements)
- Filters out elements that are neither a parent nor a child of
a working set element.
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Overrides:
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filter
in class
ViewerFilter
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Parameters:
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viewer
- the viewer -
parent
- the parent element -
elements
- the elements to filter
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Returns:
- the filtered elements
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See Also:
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ViewerFilter.filter(Viewer, Object, Object[])
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