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 blay » Wed Dec 01, 2004 12:16 pm
I would like to see a configuration setting that allows the outline and properties to display in their associated Eclipse views rather than taking up editor real estate. I don't generally maximize the editor because I am constantly flipping between visual and non-visual classes and I use the Exlorer quite a bit.
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by Eric Clayberg » Fri Dec 03, 2004 5:27 am
blay wrote:I would like to see a configuration setting that allows the outline and properties to display in their associated Eclipse views rather than taking up editor real estate. I don't generally maximize the editor because I am constantly flipping between visual and non-visual classes and I use the Exlorer quite a bit.
If you don't like them taking up editor real estate, have you tried using the local maximize button in the design pane?
It hides the widget tree and properties pane temporarily.
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by blay » Sat Dec 04, 2004 11:00 pm
The local maximise button makes the outline and properties disappear which solves the real estate issue, but I do want to see that info. I would like the outline view to show up in the outline view that I normally have open for Java development. The Designer can put a thumbnail in that view if requested. I am asking for the outline show up there if the Design tab is active and the standard Java one show up otherwise. Similarly I would like the properties to show up in the standard properties view if I have it visible. I would also like the outline view to be active since there are certain activities (like adding a control to a container that the editor has decided to collapse) that I can only do by dropping a component on the outline view itself. Once I have that I would like to have "local maximize" defaultable.
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by Eric Clayberg » Wed Dec 08, 2004 7:41 pm
blay wrote:The local maximise button makes the outline and properties disappear which solves the real estate issue, but I do want to see that info. I would like the outline view to show up in the outline view that I normally have open for Java development. The Designer can put a thumbnail in that view if requested. I am asking for the outline show up there if the Design tab is active and the standard Java one show up otherwise. Similarly I would like the properties to show up in the standard properties view if I have it visible. I would also like the outline view to be active since there are certain activities (like adding a control to a container that the editor has decided to collapse) that I can only do by dropping a component on the outline view itself. Once I have that I would like to have "local maximize" defaultable.
We'll consider that for the future.
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