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Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

org.eclipse.ui.commands
Interface IElementUpdater


public interface IElementUpdater

An IHandler for a command that expects to provide feedback through the registered element mechanism must implement this interface.

Since:
3.3

Method Summary
 void updateElement ( UIElement element, Map parameters)
          Whenever the elements for a command are refreshed, this method is called on the active handler for that command.
 

Method Detail

updateElement

void updateElement(
UIElement element,
                   
Map parameters)
Whenever the elements for a command are refreshed, this method is called on the active handler for that command.

Note: Handlers must never cache the element, which can disappear or be replaced at any time. Everybody should go through the ICommandService refreshElements(*) method.

Parameters:
element - An element for a specific UI element. Will not be null.
parameters - Any parameters registered with the callback. Will not be null, but it may be empty.

Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

Guidelines for using Eclipse APIs.

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