org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.rulers
Interface IContributedRulerColumn
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All Superinterfaces:
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IVerticalRulerColumn
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All Known Implementing Classes:
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AbstractContributedRulerColumn
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public interface IContributedRulerColumn
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IVerticalRulerColumn
Interface that has to be implemented by contributions to the
org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.rulerColumns
extension point.
Implementors must have a zero-argument constructor so that they can be created
by
IConfigurationElement.createExecutableExtension(String)
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Since:
- 3.3
getDescriptor
RulerColumnDescriptor getDescriptor()
- Returns the extension point descriptor of this ruler.
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Returns:
- descriptor the extension point descriptor of this ruler or
null
if called before
columnCreated()
setDescriptor
void setDescriptor(
RulerColumnDescriptor descriptor)
- Sets the extension point descriptor of this ruler.
This method will be called by the framework and must not
be called by clients.
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Parameters:
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descriptor
- the extension point descriptor
setEditor
void setEditor(
ITextEditor editor)
- Sets the editor (called right after the extension was instantiated).
This method will be called by the framework and must not
be called by clients.
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Parameters:
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editor
- the editor targeted by this ruler instance
getEditor
ITextEditor getEditor()
- Returns the editor targeted by this ruler instance.
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Returns:
- the editor targeted by this ruler instance or
null
if called before
columnCreated()
columnCreated
void columnCreated()
- Hook method called after a column has been instantiated, but before it is
added to a
CompositeRuler
and before
createControl
is called.
This happens when
- the column is set visible by the user or programmatically
- the editor is created, if this ruler targets the editor and is enabled by default
- the editor input changes and the column now targets the new editor contents.
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columnRemoved
void columnRemoved()
- Hook method called after a column has been removed from the
CompositeRuler
.
This happens when
- the column is hidden by the user or programmatically
- the editor is closed
- the editor input changes and the column no longer targets the editor
contents.
The column will not be used after this method has been called. A new
column will be instantiated if the same column type should be shown for
the same editor.
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