org.eclipse.ui.model
Interface IWorkbenchAdapter
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All Known Subinterfaces:
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IDeferredWorkbenchAdapter
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All Known Implementing Classes:
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AdaptableList,
BreakpointTypeCategory,
DebugElementWorkbenchAdapter,
DeferredDebugElementWorkbenchAdapter,
PendingUpdateAdapter,
WorkbenchAdapter
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public interface IWorkbenchAdapter
This adapter interface provides visual presentation and hierarchical structure
for workbench elements, allowing them to be displayed in the UI
without having to know the concrete type of the element.
There is an associate label provider and content provider for showing
elements with a registered workbench adapter in JFace structured viewers.
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See Also:
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WorkbenchLabelProvider,
BaseWorkbenchContentProvider
getChildren
Object[] getChildren(
Object o)
- Returns the children of this object. When this object
is displayed in a tree, the returned objects will be this
element's children. Returns an empty array if this
object has no children.
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Parameters:
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o - The object to get the children for.
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Returns:
- Object[]
getImageDescriptor
ImageDescriptor getImageDescriptor(
Object object)
- Returns an image descriptor to be used for displaying an object in the workbench.
Returns
null if there is no appropriate image.
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Parameters:
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object - The object to get an image descriptor for.
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Returns:
- ImageDescriptor
getLabel
String getLabel(
Object o)
- Returns the label text for this element. This is typically
used to assign a label to this object when displayed
in the UI. Returns an empty string if there is no appropriate
label text for this object.
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Parameters:
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o - The object to get a label for.
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Returns:
- String
getParent
Object getParent(
Object o)
- Returns the logical parent of the given object in its tree.
Returns
null if there is no parent, or if this object doesn't
belong to a tree.
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Parameters:
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o - The object to get the parent for.
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Returns:
- Object
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