Property Editor

ilog.rules.studio.editor.rule.propertyEditor

JRules 6.0

Allows plug-ins to define custom property editors for the property of a given element in the Properties view.

<!ELEMENT extension (propertyEditor*)>

<!ATTLIST extension

point CDATA #REQUIRED

id CDATA #IMPLIED

name CDATA #IMPLIED>

point - A fully qualified identifier of the target extension point.
id - An optional identifier of the extension instance.
name - An optional name of the extension instance.

<!ELEMENT propertyEditor EMPTY>

<!ATTLIST propertyEditor

target CDATA #REQUIRED

cellEditorClass CDATA #IMPLIED

scope CDATA #IMPLIED

modelAdapter CDATA #IMPLIED

editable CDATA #IMPLIED

configurationClass CDATA #IMPLIED>

target - Indicates on which properties this extension point should apply. This attribute can provide:
- A property path, for example model.ModelElement.name
- A type, for example CRString
- An editor name
cellEditorClass - Must indicate the fully-qualified name of a class implementing the org.eclipse.jface.viewers.CellEditor interface. It is also advised that your editors implement the interface ilog.rules.studio.ui.propertysheet.IlrCellEditorPropertyExtension, this is required if you want that your editor supports the specific behaviours of Rule Studio property sheet.
scope - Not documented
modelAdapter - Must indicate the fully-qualified name of a class implementing the ilog.rules.studio.ui.propertysheet.IlrModelAdapter interface. This attribute is useful when you need to adapt a type in the rule model to the type used by the cell editor.
editable - Allows users to set a property that is not editable in the Properties view.
configurationClass - Not documented

This extension point sets the field model.ModelElement.name as a field that cannot be edited in the Properties view.

<extension
         point=
"ilog.rules.studio.ui.propertyEditors"
>
         <propertyEditor
          target=
"model.ModelElement.name"

          editable=
"false"
>
        </propertyEditor>
</extension>

This extension point allows users to have an IlrBooleanCellEditor for each property of type EBoolean in the Properties view.

 <extension
         point=
"ilog.rules.studio.ui.propertyEditors"
>
        <propertyEditor
            target=
"EBoolean"

 cellEditorClass=
"ilog.rules.studio.ui.propertysheet.editors.IlrBooleanCellEditor"
>
         </propertyEditor> 
 </extension>

Property Editor

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