kdalinks.blogg.se

Inject Scribble by clicking the “Attach Scribble Tool” Button (1.) in the toolbar:Īs you can see, the Scribble tool was automagically injected into the Shapes diagram editor (2.).I noticed that some of you did not have the scribble tab when trying the optimization of the OneNote app on the v3.2 beta, I had the same issue and if I am not wrong did not see a post about tackling it (but I might have missed it).Create and open a new Shapes diagram as described above.In this HowTo, we will inject Scribble into the Shapes diagram editor. Using Scribble in you own editor is really simple. Create a “Solid Connection” between the ellipse and the rectangle:.Create a new “Rectangle” in the same way.Expand the palette by clicking on the small triangle on the right side of the diagram:.The new diagram will automatically be opened. Create a new Shapes diagram: Right-click on your new project “Shapes Example” -> New -> Other… -> Enter “Shape” in the filter box -> Choose “Shapes Diagram” -> Next -> Finish.Enter “Shapes Example” as project name and click “Finish”. Create a new project: File -> New -> Project… -> Project.Next -> Next -> Accept license agreement -> Finish.Enter “GEF” into the filter text field and select the feature “Graphical Editing Framework GEF Examples”.Select Eclipse Release Update Site from the “Work with:” combo box.Use the Install Software feature in Eclipse to install the GEF Examples: Help -> Install New Software….You can skip the first two sections if you have installed the GEF Examples already and if you are familiar with the Shapes diagram editor. This HowTo is based on the Shapes diagram editor which comes with the GEF examples. To see Scribble in action, you can either inject Scribble into your own GEF based diagram editor or try out the features using the example editors provided by Eclipse. Next -> Next -> Accept license agreement ->Finish.Copy & Paste the Scribble update site URL into the “Work with” field:.Use the Install Software feature to install Scribble:.Simply extract the archive and start Eclipse. A good starting point is the Eclipse Classic bundle. If you don’t have Eclipse already, download a fresh version from here: Eclipse Downloads.Get a glimpse of Scribble with this short teaser video: Scribble will be presented at the International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE) 2013 in San Francisco.

It is currently in prototype status but an Eclipse update site is available for those who want to see first results. Scribble is a generic, extensible framework which brings scribble functionality to any new or existing GEF based diagram editor in the Eclipse ecosystem.