Package org.eclipse.ui.activities

Interface IWorkbenchActivitySupport

public interface IWorkbenchActivitySupport
An instance of this interface provides support for managing IWorkbench activities. An instance of this interface may be obtained via IWorkbench.getActivitySupport().

This interface is not intended to be extended or implemented by clients.

Since:
3.0
Restriction:
This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.

  • Method Details

    • getActivityManager

      IActivityManager getActivityManager()
      Returns the activity manager for the workbench.
      Returns:
      the activity manager for the workbench. Guaranteed not to be null.

    • setEnabledActivityIds

      void setEnabledActivityIds(Set<String> enabledActivityIds)
      Sets the set of identifiers to enabled activities.
      Parameters:
      enabledActivityIds - the set of identifiers to enabled activities. This set may be empty, but it must not be null. If this set is not empty, it must only contain instances of String.

    • getImageDescriptor

      ImageDescriptor getImageDescriptor(IActivity activity)
      Return the image associated with this activity.
      Parameters:
      activity - the activity
      Returns:
      the image associated with this activity. Never null.
      Since:
      3.1

    • getImageDescriptor

      ImageDescriptor getImageDescriptor(ICategory category)
      Return the image associated with this category.
      Parameters:
      category - the category
      Returns:
      the image associated with this category. Never null.
      Since:
      3.1

    • getTriggerPointManager

      ITriggerPointManager getTriggerPointManager()
      Return the trigger point manager for this instance.
      Returns:
      the trigger point manager. Never null.
      Since:
      3.1

    • createWorkingCopy

      IMutableActivityManager createWorkingCopy()
      Return a copy of the current activity set. This copy will contain all activity and category definitions that the workbench activity manager contains, and will have the same enabled state. It will not have the same listeners. This is useful for user interfaces that wish to modify the activity enablement state (such as preference pages).
      Returns:
      a copy of the current activity set
      Since:
      3.1