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DevFaqLookupImplement
It is not uncommon to be subclassing a class, such as TopComponent or Node which has a method getLookup(), and to need to add to or filter the original Lookup’s contents. There are a number of convenience factories and classes which make it easy to do this:
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ProxyLookup - a Lookup which takes an array of Lookups and merges them together. Typical use is taking an existing lookup and providing it plus a lookup created with one of the convenience methods below
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Lookups.fixed(Object… arr) - a static method that creates a Lookup with an array of persistent objects as its contents
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Lookups.singleton (Object single) - a static method that creates a Lookup with one object as its content
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AbstractLookup - a Lookup which can have dynamic content - use it in conjunction with InstanceContent, which you can add/remove things from
If you need to customize a Node’s lookup, read the FAQ item on how to do that.
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This page was exported from http://wiki.netbeans.org/DevFaqLookupImplement , that was last modified by NetBeans user Geertjan on 2010-03-26T08:00:37Z.
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