Difference: DpHipeRegistry (12 vs. 13)

Revision 132014-02-19 - AlvarGarcia

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META TOPICPARENT	name="DpHipe"

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Set INIT_PY = init.py
Set SELISTENER = SiteEventListener

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Set EXTENSION_REGISTRY= ExtensionRegistry

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Set EXTENSION_REGISTRY= ExtensionRegistry

Set EXTENSION = Extension
Set VARIABLES_VIEW = VariablesView
Set OUTLINE_VIEW = OutlineView

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ExtensionRegistry.getInstance().register(CLASSIFICATION, Extension(...)) where CLASSIFICATION is one of (pre-defined):

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ExtensionRegistry.COMPONENT adds a new component to some factory
ExtensionRegistry.FACTORY adds a new factory
ExtensionRegistry.VIEW adds a new view
ExtensionRegistry.PERSPECTIVE adds a new perspective

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ExtensionRegistry.COMPONENT adds a new component to some factory.
ExtensionRegistry.FACTORY adds a new factory.
ExtensionRegistry.VIEW adds a new view.
ExtensionRegistry.PERSPECTIVE adds a new perspective.

or a new type if you deem it necessary.

To keep the code readable, we recommend you to use temporary aliases, which you should clean-up afterwards:

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where:

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id is a unique ID for this extension
class is the java class definition

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id is a unique ID for this extension.
class is the java class definition.

The meaning of arg1 and arg2 varies depending on the classification of the extension.

Perspective Extension

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If views are using extendable factories, the API of that view should provide sufficient information about how to add factories. Typically views use factories whenever that view needs to react on a user selection, for example a user selects a variable and that view should show something about that variable. In that case the variable selection is coupled to a factory in that specific view such that other contributors can contribute a component for new types of variables.

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< An example is the Outline View. It currently can respond to selections of variables, but it could respond to other types of selections such as tools. For that it has uses factories for which applies:

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> An example is the Outline View. It currently can respond to selections of variables, but it could respond to other types of selections such as tools. For that it uses factories for which applies:

`arg1`	Specifies the type (class definition) of the selection
`arg2`	Specifies the unique ID of the view that this factory belongs to

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