Examples of org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.edit.editor.ICellEditor.openMultiEditDialog()

org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.edit.editor.ICellEditor.openMultiEditDialog()

This is a very special configuration to tell whether an ICellEditor should open a multi edit dialog for multi editing or not. Usually for multi editing there should be always a multi edit dialog be opened. There are only special cases where this doesn't make sense. The only types of ICellEditors that shouldn't open multi edit dialogs are editors that change their values directly and there is no interactively editor control opened, e.g. checkboxes. @return true if for multi editing a multi edit dialog shouldbe opened, false if the multi editing should be performed directly without opening a multi edit dialog. Note: true is the default value and changing it to false for a custom editor might cause issues if not dealed correctly.


            if (cells.size() == 1
                    || (cells.size() > 1 && supportMultiEdit(cells, cellEditor,
                            configRegistry))) {


                if (cellEditor.openMultiEditDialog()) {
                    // as the EditSelectionCommandHandler already ensured that
                    // all cells have the same
                    // configuration, we can simply use any cell for multi cell
                    // edit handling
                    ICellEditDialog dialog = CellEditDialogFactory

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