[GEF] Implement "finder" methods in GraphicalViewer using Draw2D methods#1130
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Similarly to the GEF viewer, the findTargetEditPart() method should be implemented using the ConditionalTreeSearch. Just like the findTargetHandle() method should be implemented using findFigureAt(). Doing so removes all references to the TargetEditPartFindVisitor and also to the accept() method of our Designer figure.
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Similarly to the GEF viewer, the findTargetEditPart() method should be implemented using the ConditionalTreeSearch.
Just like the findTargetHandle() method should be implemented using findFigureAt().
Doing so removes all references to the TargetEditPartFindVisitor and also to the accept() method of our Designer figure.