This extension point is used to assign UI elements to a trace type defined by org.eclipse.linuxtools.tmf.core.tracetype.
a fully qualified identifier of the target extension point
an optional identifier of the extension instance
an optional name of the extension instance
The unique ID that identifies this trace type.
The icon associated to the trace type.
The events table to use for this trace type.
If omitted, the default events table will be used.
The fully qualified name of a class that extends <samp>TmfEventsTable</samp> .
If empty, the default events table will be used.
The default editor to use for this trace type.
If omitted, the default events editor will be used.
The id of the editor to use for this trace type.
If empty, the default events editor will be used.
3.0
Example use of the extension point: the GDB trace type, which specifies a custom icon and a custom editor. The 'type/tracetype' element has to point to an existing tmf.core.tracetype extension!
<extension
point="org.eclipse.linuxtools.tmf.ui.tracetypeui">
<type
icon="icons/obj16/gdb_icon16.png"
tracetype="org.eclipse.linuxtools.gdbtrace.core.type.gdb">
<eventsTableType
class="org.eclipse.linuxtools.internal.gdbtrace.ui.views.events.GdbEventsTable">
</eventsTableType>
</type>
</extension>
The 'eventsTableType/class' element has to extend TmfEventsTable. It is optional however ; if it is not specified, the default TmfEventsTable will be used.
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