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| Re: figures for Java swt and swing widgets [message #152738 is a reply to message #152239] |
Mon, 01 October 2007 09:00  |
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possibly the same meaning and behave the same... I was thinking about
using GMF for VE (Visual Editor); for the moment, as far as I know, VE
is using EMF and GEF directly, implementing the bridging manually...
SKuhn wrote:
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> there's a draw2d button, but you might find it easier to implement the
> others as screenshots. Are you looking for widgets which look like
> swt-widgets or have the same meaning?
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> - -stefan
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> Lorenzo Bettini schrieb:
>> Hi
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>> are there figure in gmf that can be used to represent Java widgets such
>> as Swing and Swt frames, buttons, etc.?
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>> thanks in advance
>> Lorenzo
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