Return a default file icon for the current icon theme.
Return a default folder icon for the current icon theme.
ProtectedaffectsProtectedfindOptionalmethod: "getIcon" | "getName" | "getLongName" | "getDetails"Get details from the list of available LabelProviderContribution for the given element.
the details Can be used to supplement getName in contexts that allow both a primary display field and extra detail.
Get the icon class from the list of available LabelProviderContribution for the given element.
the icon class
Get a long name from the list of available LabelProviderContribution for the given element.
the long name
Get a short name from the list of available LabelProviderContribution for the given element.
the short name
ProtectedhandleStart listening to contributions.
Don't call this method directly! It's called by the frontend application during initialization.
The LabelProvider determines how elements/nodes are displayed in the workbench. For any element, it can determine a short label, a long label and an icon. The LabelProvider is to be used in lists, trees and tables, but also view specific locations like headers. The common LabelProvider can be extended/adapted via LabelProviderContributions. For every element, the {@links LabelProvider} will determine the LabelProviderContribution with the hightest priority and delegate to it. Theia registers default LabelProviderContribution for common types, e.g. the DefaultUriLabelProviderContribution for elements that have a URI. Using the LabelProvider across the workbench ensures a common look and feel for elements across multiple views. To adapt the way how specific elements/nodes are rendered, use a LabelProviderContribution rather than adapting or sub classing the LabelProvider. This way, your adaptation is applied to all views in Theia that use the LabelProvider