SWT Designer allows you to create the views, editors, perspectives, pref pages, composites, etc. that comprise Eclipse SWT & RCP applications and plug-ins.
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by alexsmr » Fri Mar 19, 2004 8:14 am
Hello,
Say, I've created new custom control that extends Composite. It is nice to be able to reuse it with other controls. But, using JavaBean convention I guess is not enough to see properties and events right away in Inspector window. Do I have create BeanInfo for that?
Thanks,
Alex.
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by Eric Clayberg » Wed Mar 24, 2004 8:34 pm
alexsmr wrote:Say, I've created new custom control that extends Composite. It is nice to be able to reuse it with other controls. But, using JavaBean convention I guess is not enough to see properties and events right away in Inspector window. Do I have create BeanInfo for that?
SWT widgets do not yet support BeanInfo. In Designer 2.0.0, custom int, boolean and String properties are recognized for custom composites.
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