Try to view node properties in Property Inspector

I've nodes extends CustomTextNode and a CustomEditor for this nodes.
now i'm trying view some details in property inspector.
I saw that i need to do something like this in extension.xml
<property-inspector-hook xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/ide/extension">
<inspectable-factories>
<inspectable-factory class=""/>
</inspectable-factories>
<property-form-layouts>
<property-form-layout property-model-class="">
<category-layout id="" title="${GENERAL}">
<display-group id="">
<property id=""/>
</display-group>
</category-layout>
</property-form-layout>
</property-form-layouts>
</property-inspector-hook>
i tried this but when node open, i saw changes in the title of the property inspector but then the title say "property inspector" again and nothing really happen.
is there any example about how to implement a property inspector with own nodes?
Thanks.

Thanks Mike. It's always nice to know when it's a bug and not
one's
imagination.
Craig
Craig Wollman
Lingo Specialist
Word of Mouth Productions
212-928-9581
www.wordofmouthpros.com
"Mike Blaustein" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:f8qqnq$j2o$[email protected]..
> If you have sprite(5).scriptInstanceList in the Object
Inspector, pretty
> often, sprite(5) stops using it's script. It is not 100%
of the time, but
> I have found, as a general rule, that very odd things
happen when you try
> that. Be careful.
>
> Sometimes you can get away with something like this:
>
> global gSprite5
>
> on startMovie
> gSprite5=sprite(5).scriptInstanceList
> end
>
> and you can put gSprite5 into the Object Inspector.
Sometimes it works.
> Not always...

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