PaletteFactorypublic class PaletteFactory extends Object Factory that creates the palette for the {@link GraphicalLayoutEditor}. |
Constructors Summary |
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private PaletteFactory()Static factory, nothing to instantiate here.
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Methods Summary |
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private static void | addTools(org.eclipse.gef.palette.PaletteRoot paletteRoot)
PaletteGroup group = new PaletteGroup("Tools");
// Default tools: selection.
// Do not use the MarqueeToolEntry since we don't support multiple selection.
/* -- Do not put the selection tool. It's the unique tool so it looks useless.
Leave this piece of code here in case we want it back later.
PanningSelectionToolEntry entry = new PanningSelectionToolEntry();
group.add(entry);
paletteRoot.setDefaultEntry(entry);
*/
paletteRoot.add(group);
| private static void | addViews(org.eclipse.gef.palette.PaletteRoot paletteRoot, java.lang.String groupName, java.util.List descriptors)
PaletteDrawer group = new PaletteDrawer(groupName);
for (ElementDescriptor desc : descriptors) {
PaletteTemplateEntry entry = new PaletteTemplateEntry(
desc.getUiName(), // label
desc.getTooltip(), // short description
desc, // template
desc.getImageDescriptor(), // small icon
desc.getImageDescriptor() // large icon
);
group.add(entry);
}
paletteRoot.add(group);
| public static org.eclipse.gef.palette.PaletteRoot | createPaletteRoot(org.eclipse.gef.palette.PaletteRoot currentPalette, com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.sdk.AndroidTargetData targetData)
if (currentPalette == null) {
currentPalette = new PaletteRoot();
}
for (int n = currentPalette.getChildren().size() - 1; n >= 0; n--) {
currentPalette.getChildren().remove(n);
}
if (targetData != null) {
addTools(currentPalette);
addViews(currentPalette, "Layouts",
targetData.getLayoutDescriptors().getLayoutDescriptors());
addViews(currentPalette, "Views",
targetData.getLayoutDescriptors().getViewDescriptors());
}
return currentPalette;
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