@Test
public void removeNonContainedPart() {
WorkbenchPartPresenter mockPresenter = mock(WorkbenchPartPresenter.class);
WorkbenchPartPresenter.View mockPartView = mock(WorkbenchPartPresenter.View.class);
PartDefinition mockPartDefinition = new PartDefinitionImpl(new DefaultPlaceRequest("mock1"));
when(mockPartView.getPresenter()).thenReturn(mockPresenter);
when(mockPresenter.getDefinition()).thenReturn(mockPartDefinition);
WorkbenchPartPresenter mockPresenter2 = mock(WorkbenchPartPresenter.class);
WorkbenchPartPresenter.View mockPartView2 = mock(WorkbenchPartPresenter.View.class);
PartDefinition mockPartDefinition2 = new PartDefinitionImpl(new DefaultPlaceRequest("mock2"));
when(mockPartView2.getPresenter()).thenReturn(mockPresenter2);
when(mockPresenter2.getDefinition()).thenReturn(mockPartDefinition2);
when(view.panel.getPartView()).thenReturn(null);
view.addPart(mockPartView);
when(view.panel.getPartView()).thenReturn(mockPartView);
boolean removed = view.removePart(mockPartDefinition2);
assertFalse(removed);
verify(panel, never()).clear();
}
/**
* Adds the given part to the view returned by {@link #getPanelView()}, ignoring the given {@code
* contextId}. Subclasses that care about context id's will override this method.
*/
@Override
public void addPart(final WorkbenchPartPresenter part, final String contextId) {
// special case: when new perspectives are being built up based on definitions,
// our definition will already say it contains the given part! We should not try to add it
// again.
if (!definition.getParts().contains(part.getDefinition())) {
definition.addPart(part.getDefinition());
}
getPanelView().addPart(part.getPartView());
}
