13.2. Customizing a Wizard
Problem
You want to customize a template you created for a plug-in that includes a wizard.
Solution
Edit the wizard’s support file
(SampleNewWizard.java
in the example created in
the previous recipe) to customize the code.
Discussion
In the plug-in created in the previous recipe, the wizard creates
files with the default name document.new
,
inserting default text into those files. This wizard is supported by
the two files SampleNewWizard.java
and
SampleNewWizardPage.java
. In
SampleNewWizard.java
, the code begins by
creating the page the wizard will show:
public class SampleNewWizard extends Wizard implements INewWizard { private SampleNewWizardPage page; private ISelection selection; /** * Constructor for SampleNewWizard. */ public SampleNewWizard( ) { super( ); setNeedsProgressMonitor(true); } /** * Adding the page to the wizard. */ public void addPages( ) { page = new SampleNewWizardPage(selection); addPage(page); } . . .
In the createControl
method of
SampleNewWizardPage.java
, the
wizard’s appearance is created. As you can see here,
the SWT controls—labels, text controls, and so on—are
added and positioned:
public void createControl(Composite parent) { Composite container = new Composite(parent, SWT.NULL); GridLayout layout = new GridLayout( ); container.setLayout(layout); layout.numColumns = 3; layout.verticalSpacing = 9; Label label = new Label(container, SWT.NULL); label.setText("&Container:"); containerText = new Text(container, SWT.BORDER | SWT.SINGLE); ...
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