On 03.08.2012 16:30, Jörn Kottmann wrote:
On 08/03/2012 04:20 PM, Peter Klügl wrote:
Hi,
I observed that new types are often visualized with "underlined/red"
(although I normally only use "background color") resulting in 50% of
the types with the same annotation style.This probably happens when I
open the same xmi with incrementally bigger type systems. I have not
yet taken a look at the code and this is not a real issue, but a bit
annoying.
Do you know anything about this behavior?
Yes, that is the initial styling for a new TS. The Document Provider
is responsible to initialize the styling.
Do you need code pointers?
Lets have a look at the code, maybe we should change that a bit to
make it easier. If I remember correctly the ide
plugin integration does not really take the case into account where a
TS is updated. In that case the user needs
to assign the color manually.
No pointers needed. If the Document Provider does the initialization,
then I know where to look.
I often have differing use cases compared to the normal usage of the CAS
Editor. I personally would assign a random bright background color to
types for which the user has not manually assigned a color. Isn't that
also done for a completely new TS under some circumstances? Thus,
highlighted annotations of different types can be distinguished more easily.
However, this is just my first thought. I will take a look at the code
next week.
Best,
Peter
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