Don't mess with the TreeItems, the viewer owns those and may change them at any time. Using StyledCellLabelProvider or one of its subclasses allows lots of styling choices.
treetabledemo import import import .ILabelProvider import .ILabelProviderListener import .ITableLabelProvider import .ITreeContentProvider import .LabelProvider import .TreeViewer import .Viewer import import .Image import .Composite import .Tree import .TreeColumn import .ISharedImages import .PlatformUI import .part. Using TreeViewerColumn with separate label providers is probably the best way.
JFACE TREEVIEW WINDOWS
touch file. treeview copy-paste I'm currently running into a problem: I have a MultiSelectTreeView and I can modify the text on the node by double-clicking it (but leaving some time in between) like in normal Windows when you want to rename a file.
> If I start my program and do an expandAll() on the tree, then manually > create a new file (in a seperate console window eg. Der TreeViewer kann auch mit mehreren Spalten (Columns) verwendet werden: package com. TreeColumnViewerLabelProvider (Eclipse Platform API Specification) Package Class TreeColumnViewerLabelProvider .common.EventManager .BaseLabelProvider .CellLabelProvider . I have a simple directory/file list program that is displayed in a JFace > treeview.
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