Description Ivar Refsdal 2011-09-25 11:09:40 EDT

Build Identifier: 

The editor is incorrectly marked as dirty after save.

A recipie for copying object between diagrams would be appreciated as well:
The following does this, but with the incorrect dirty mark.
public void paste(IPasteContext context) {
		// we already verified, that we paste directly in the diagram
		PictogramElement[] pes = context.getPictogramElements();
		Diagram diagram = (Diagram) pes[0];
		// get the EClasses from the clipboard without copying them
		// (only copy the pictogram element, not the business object)
		// then create new pictogram elements using the add feature
		Object[] objects = getFromClipboard();
		for (Object object : objects) {
			if (object instanceof EObject) {
				EObject eObject = (EObject) object;
				eObject = EcoreUtil.copy(eObject);
				AddContext ac = new AddContext();
				ac.setLocation(0, 0); // for simplicity paste at (0, 0)
				ac.setTargetContainer(diagram);
				addGraphicalRepresentation(ac, eObject);
			}
		}
	}

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
0. Modify the tutorial paste feature like this, so no changes are made:
	public void paste(IPasteContext context) {
		// we already verified, that we paste directly in the diagram
		PictogramElement[] pes = context.getPictogramElements();
		Diagram diagram = (Diagram) pes[0];
		// get the EClasses from the clipboard without copying them
		// (only copy the pictogram element, not the business object)
		// then create new pictogram elements using the add feature
                return;
}
1. Create two diagrams, newDiagram1 and newDiagram2, using the tutorial wizard.
2. Create a new class in newDiagram1.
3. Copy it.
4. Paste it in newDiagram2. This should do nothing.
5. Save newDiagram2.
6. Go to newDiagram1.

Bug: 7. newDiagram1 is now marked as dirty.