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Thu, 14 July 2005 09:40

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: Ahmad.Lutat.sparkassen-informtik.de

I'am just testing VE 1.021 with EMF 2.01 and GEF 3.01.

I try to design a GUI using SWT as visual class. Creating a button control
and naming it in the design view leads to the generation of the method
call setName() resp. setLabel() in the source view. However, according to
API documentation a metho call setText() is expected. What's wrong?

Re: VE SWT [message #97778 is a reply to message #97763]

Thu, 14 July 2005 10:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: myersj.gmail.com

Are you running with a JRE >= 1.4.2? SWT functions oddly with earlier
releases of Java. Otherwise check to see if you have something odd in
the .log file (in the .metadata directory of your workspace)

- Jeff

A. Lutat wrote:
> I'am just testing VE 1.021 with EMF 2.01 and GEF 3.01.
>
> I try to design a GUI using SWT as visual class. Creating a button
> control and naming it in the design view leads to the generation of the
> method call setName() resp. setLabel() in the source view. However,
> according to API documentation a metho call setText() is expected.
> What's wrong?
>

Re: VE SWT [message #609063 is a reply to message #97763]

Thu, 14 July 2005 10:20

Eclipse User

Are you running with a JRE >= 1.4.2? SWT functions oddly with earlier
releases of Java. Otherwise check to see if you have something odd in
the .log file (in the .metadata directory of your workspace)

- Jeff

A. Lutat wrote:
> I'am just testing VE 1.021 with EMF 2.01 and GEF 3.01.
>
> I try to design a GUI using SWT as visual class. Creating a button
> control and naming it in the design view leads to the generation of the
> method call setName() resp. setLabel() in the source view. However,
> according to API documentation a metho call setText() is expected.
> What's wrong?
>

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