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The following code snippet shows how the "ClsesAndInstances" tab can be programmatically removed from Protege's main panel: | The following code snippet shows how the "ClsesAndInstances" tab can be programmatically removed from Protege's main panel: | ||
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The <code>ProjectView.getTabbedPane()</code> method is deprecated, but still working. Future versions of Protege will hopefully support a better API for handling tab widgets. | The <code>ProjectView.getTabbedPane()</code> method is deprecated, but still working. Future versions of Protege will hopefully support a better API for handling tab widgets. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:53, May 27, 2008
Adding and Removing Tabs Programmatically
Using the Protege API, you can add or remove tab widgets (such as the "ClsesAndInstanceTab") from the user interface programmatically. To add or remove a tab, just replace the class name in the example below with the full class name of your tab widget.
Adding a Tab Widget
The following code snippet shows how the "ClsesAndInstances" tab can be progammatically added to Protege's main panel:
WidgetDescriptor tabWidgetDescriptor = prj.getTabWidgetDescriptor("edu.stanford.smi.protege.widget.ClsesAndInstancesTab");
tabWidgetDescriptor.setVisible(true);
ProjectView view = ProjectManager.getProjectManager().getCurrentProjectView();
view.addTab(tabWidgetDescriptor);
Removing a Tab Widget
The following code snippet shows how the "ClsesAndInstances" tab can be programmatically removed from Protege's main panel:
ProjectView view = ProjectManager.getProjectManager().getCurrentProjectView();
TabWidget tabWidget = view.getTabByClassName("edu.stanford.smi.protege.widget.ClsesAndInstancesTab");
if (tabWidget != null) {
int tabIndex = view.getTabbedPane().indexOfComponent((Component) tabWidget);
if (tabIndex > 0) { view.getTabbedPane().removeTabAt(tabIndex); }
}
Note
The ProjectView.getTabbedPane() method is deprecated, but still working. Future versions of Protege will hopefully support a better API for handling tab widgets.
