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 a.shneyderman » Thu Jun 23, 2005 10:50 am
I was trying to create a view part. I got to the point where it became too complicated, so I started to break the view into panels and find myself unable to create composites that accept toolkits as arguments to the constructor of the form composite.
I can add the composite fine (thru Choose Bean plaette item) if I let the designer create a default composite and a new toolkit instance inside it, but if I do manual change of code to add extra parameter to the constructor of the child (toolkit), I get some weired message saying something is null in the designer and the child panel is not displayed, while if I run the app everything works just fine.
Any clue as to what might I do to circumvent theese problems. I really would hate to keep creating toolkits all over.
Thanks,
Alex.
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a.shneyderman
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by Eric Clayberg » Sun Jun 26, 2005 4:53 pm
a.shneyderman wrote:I was trying to create a view part. I got to the point where it became too complicated, so I started to break the view into panels and find myself unable to create composites that accept toolkits as arguments to the constructor of the form composite. I can add the composite fine (thru Choose Bean plaette item) if I let the designer create a default composite and a new toolkit instance inside it, but if I do manual change of code to add extra parameter to the constructor of the child (toolkit), I get some weired message saying something is null in the designer and the child panel is not displayed, while if I run the app everything works just fine. Any clue as to what might I do to circumvent theese problems. I really would hate to keep creating toolkits all over.
Designer currently does not support sharing form toolkits in this way. Currently, each panel / window must have its own toolkit.
We are investigating adding support for shared toolkits.
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