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-Document {
- Chapter Introduction {
- The *Extended Editing Framework* is a presentation framework for the Eclipse Modeling Framework. It allows user to create rich user interfaces to edit EMF models.
-
- Editing models is an important task for the tools developed with EMF. EEF enables you to produce more usable user interface to edit EMF models via a generative process. EEF generates by default JFace wizards and properties views to edit your models but you can use the generated interfaces in any kind of your UI parts.
- EEF is a good EMF world citizen, all customizations done on the EMF layer are integrated in the EEF interfaces. Frameworks like EMF Validation, EMF Transaction, ... natively work with EEF.
- }
- Chapter Features {
- EEF comes with three components:
- - A runtime providing a standard MVC architecture specially designed to create EMF editing forms.
- - A code generator able to produce Views and Wizard dedicated to your very specific models
- - A UI modeling environment helping you to design your views.
-
- Section EEF Runtime {
- Section Architecture { }
-
- Section EEF toolkits {
- Section Standard "SWT" Toolkit {
- The SWT is composed of 7 widgets:
- - Text
- - TextArea
- - Checkbox
- - Radio
- - Combo
- - Group
- - Hbox
- The text widget enables users to edit _EAttributes_ by entering a String value. The standard use case is to edit an EAttribute haved a EString. For instance, in this scenario, an user is able do defines the firstname of conference participant using a text widget:
- @M
- @ref "intent:/org.eclipse.emf.eef.scenarios.idoc/setAttributeText.modelingbot"
-
- @ref "org.eclipse.emf.eef.scenarios.idoc/src/org/eclipse/emf/eef/scenarios/idoc/scenarios/SetAttributeTextTest.java"
-
- M@
-
- An interisting fact is that EEF invoke the EMF method _createFromString_ on the entered value. So with a text widget you can edit any kind of _EAttribute_ if theirs type can be created from a String. In this second scenario, a text widget is used to edit the age of a participant:
- @M
- @ref "intent:/org.eclipse.emf.eef.scenarios.idoc/setIntegerAttributeText.modelingbot"
-
- @ref "org.eclipse.emf.eef.scenarios.idoc/src/org/eclipse/emf/eef/scenarios/idoc/scenarios/SetIntegerAttributeTextTest.java"
-
- M@
- }
-
- Section EMF-dedicated "EMFProperties" Toolkit { }
- }
- }
- }
-}

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