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Re: [e4-dev] Declarative UI

Guess why I've chose it :-) I did the same you did in UFaceKit.

Tom

Hallvard Trætteberg schrieb:
> Tom,
> 
> Tom Schindl wrote:
>>
>> This indeed looks nice. Can you by chance show me the XAML for
>> TabFolder/CTabFolder there you need to deal with references to composite
>> because you pass them to CTabItem#setControl(), right?
> 
> TabFolder is an interesting case, since the SWT implementation is a bit
> different from what I would consider the natural model. In SWT the
> content of all the tabs are direct children of the TabFolder, and each
> TabItem references its content (usually a Composite) with a control
> property. In my (mental) model (the swtui.ecore file I sent in my last
> posting) a TabFolder instead contains Tabs which are containers that
> contain other Controls. In the ecore model, a Tab extends
> TitledComposite, to inherit both the ability to contain Controls and
> have a title. BTW, GroupBox (Group in SWT) is another TitledComposite.
> 
> This is the advantage of having a slightly more abstract model than
> SWT's: We can make it feel more natural, while ensuring that the mapping
> is easy to code.
> 
> Hallvard
> 
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