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Programmatically maximize/restore a view in Eclipse and Eclipse WIndow -
11-27-2008, 08:32 PM
Hi everybody,
I would like to programmatically maximize/restore a view in Eclipse, ie: to obtain the same behavior as when you double-click in the tab, but through code. Does anyone also know how to maximize the Eclipse Window programmatically when the program starts? Ii'm developing an eclipse plugin. The desired result would be that when the user runs the plugin, the view and eclipse window will be maximized.. Thank you in advance! cheers, U-Wei |
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