Uses of Package
org.eclipse.ui.model
Package
Description
Provides a generic debugger user interface that clients may customize via standard
workbench extension points.
Application-level APIs for configuring and controling the Eclipse Platform User
Interface.
Classes for standard dialogs, wizards, and preference
pages in the Eclipse Platform User Interface.
Provides a workbench adapter for displaying workbench elements in the UI without
having to know the concrete type of the element, and various label providers for
workbench-specific objects like editors, views, and perspectives.
Application programming interfaces for interaction
with and extension of the Eclipse Platform User Interface.
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ClassDescriptionThis 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.Extension interface for
IWorkbenchAdapter
that allows for color and font support. -
ClassDescriptionA ContributionComparator is capable of ordering
IComparableContribution
instances, either as aViewerComparator
(forStructuredViewer
s) or as a traditionalComparator
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ClassDescriptionA modifiable list of
IAdaptable
objects.Tree content provider for objects that can be adapted to the interfaceIWorkbenchAdapter
.A ContributionComparator is capable of orderingIComparableContribution
instances, either as aViewerComparator
(forStructuredViewer
s) or as a traditionalComparator
.Instances of this interface represent a contribution within the workbench.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.Extension interface forIWorkbenchAdapter
that allows for color and font support.Extension interface forIWorkbenchAdapter
that allows for StyledString support.Abstract base class with basic implementations of the IWorkbenchAdapter interface. -
ClassDescriptionThis 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.