[protege-discussion] Antwort: Re: Antwort: Re: Updating slot widgets

[daniel.goergen at biotronik.com]

thanks for your support Tania!

> Yes, I forgot about this. Before calling the postFormEvent, you need to 
> call this:
> 
> formWidget.getDescriptor().setDirectlyCustomizedByUser(true);
> 
> where
> 
> FormWidget formWidget = (FormWidget) 
> project.getDesignTimeClsWidget(myClass);

this doesn´t seem to be necessary, the behaviour is the same:

I discovered that if I simply call 
getProject().postFormChangeEvent(getCls()); in the widget class
when the ItemChangeListener gets called the behaviour of the ui is the 
following:
The first time I change the checkbox in the menu nothing happens, after 
that the buttons
in the slot widget change but to the state the should have been changed 
before.
Seems like the ui uses a cached widget that was produced when the checkbox 
was changed the last time.

My quick and dirty fix for this (if anybody will have the same problem):
in the the actionPerformed method of the action attached to the checkbox I 
simply call 
setSelected() two times to trigger the ItemChangeListener two more times.
After that everything works like expected /O)






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