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by dannym » Sat Oct 22, 2005 5:38 pm
I'm a big fan of JGFL for Swing. Do you have any plans to support it for SWT?
The only SWT port I know is SwtForms (
http://ffxml.net/swtforms/) but I don't know how mature or stable that project is.
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by dannym » Tue Oct 25, 2005 3:08 am
dannym wrote:I'm a big fan of JGFL for Swing. Do you have any plans to support it for SWT?
The only SWT port I know is SwtForms (
http://ffxml.net/swtforms/) but I don't know how mature or stable that project is.
Sorry, Eric: I see you already answered this in July:
Eric Clayberg wrote:geardaddie wrote:I see that jGoodies Forms support is available for Swing. Any chance for supporting the SWT port of jGoodies Forms?
Yes. We would like to support JGFL in SWT as well.
I don't have a time schedule for that yet.
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by Eric Clayberg » Wed Nov 02, 2005 6:18 am
We would still like to do this, but it is a matter of finding time with so many other priorities (especially in the RCP space).
Have you looked at the
free cell layout mode we added to SWT GridLayout in v4.2.0? It makes GridLayout as easy to use as JGFL.
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